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9.E.a <br />The committee deliberated the necessity of a resolution allowing League Staff to start discussions <br />with homebuilding industry stakeholders to see if there are reforms they could support and what <br />modifications the industry will seek. After discussion, the committee debated the verbiage of the <br />resolution and voted, with three dissenting votes, to move it forward for consideration at the <br />annual conference. <br />Remote TPT Collection: <br />Mayor Craig McFarland, City of Casa Grande, explained the intent of the policy issue submittal is <br />to discuss moving forward with a legislative proposal allowing local governments to enforce <br />existing sales and use tax laws on online sales from sellers who do not have a physical presence in <br />the state. <br />Ken Strobeck, League executive director, briefly provided the committee details on the League's <br />legal analysis of the South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. Supreme Court case. <br />Lee Grafstrom, League tax policy analyst, provided explanation on the events following the <br />Court's decision and the research of the Arizona Department of Revenue regarding how other <br />states are addressing this issue. He suggested the role of the League moving forward should be to <br />encourage the state legislature to enact a proposal establishing an economic presence standard <br />with thresholds to clearly define when remote sellers need to remit state and local transaction <br />privilege taxes. <br />After discussion, the committee voted unanimously to move the issue forward for consideration at <br />the annual conference. <br />The table below summarizes the BFED Committee's actions: <br />Policy Issue <br />Disposition by Committee <br />1 Impact Fees <br />Resolution BFED 1 <br />2 Remote TPT Collection <br />Resolution BFED 2 <br />3 Border Crossing Card Extension <br />Resolution BFED 3 <br />Daryl Seymore <br />Mayor of Show Low <br />Chair, Budget, Finance and Economic Development <br />Attachment: 2018 League Conference Resolutions Packet (2125 : League Resolutions Voting) <br />10 <br />Packet Pg. 146 <br />
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