AB 85 – Nakanishi: Health Savings Accounts: Similar to other HSA's such as Harmans' SB 199 and Runners' SB 25.

AB 955 – Plescia: Taxation: Authorizes a credit against taxes imposed by the Personal Income Tax Law and the Corporation Tax Law in a small business.

AB 1152 – Niello: Sales and use tax: Declares the intent of the Legislature is to exempt taxes for the sale, storage, use or consumption of certain manufacturing equipment used for manufacturing.

AB 1179 – Garrick: Minimum annual tax: Lowers a minimum franchise tax from $800 to $100 for corporations incorporated in this state.

AB 1272 – Arambula: California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank: Requires the bank to establish a program that assists small and rural communities in obtaining financing for infrastructure projects.

AB 1370 – Hayashi: Income and corporation taxes: net operating loss: Allows for net operating losses to be carried forward for the 20 year period following the year in which the loss was deducted.

AB 1398 – Arambula: Targeted economic development areas: tax credits: Authorizes one hiring credit for qualified taxpayers who hire qualified employees within a targeted economic development area.

AB 1443 – DeVore: Income and corporation taxes: Would reduce the specified rates set by the Personal Income Tax Law and the Corporation Tax Law.

AB 1527 – Arambula: Income and corporation taxes: Cleantech Advantage Act of 2008: Would authorize a credit against taxes in an amount to equal to 8% of amount paid or incurred by qualified tax payer for Cleantech manufacturing activities.

SB 151 – Denham: Income taxation: Would authorize a credit against taxes in an amount equal to the amount paid during the taxable year for qualified health expenses.

SB 199 – Harman: Income and corporation taxes: Would authorize a credit against taxes imposed by Personal Income Tax Law and the Corporation Tax Law for each taxable year, in an amount to equal to 15% of amount paid or incurred by qualified tax payer. Other similar HAS bills such as Nakanishis' AB 85, Plescias' AB 142 and Runners' SB 25.

SB 670 – Correa: Real property: transfer fees: This bill is trying to stop a common practice by homebuilders of placing a long-term tax on the transfer of every property.