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Missouri House Passes State Budget Without Funding For Medicaid Expansion

/ Missouri House Budget Chair Cody Smith, R-Carthage, presents the state s spending plan for the fiscal year that begins on July 1. The Missouri House of Representatives passed its version of the $34.6 billion state budget on Thursday, leaving out funding for the voter-approved expansion of Medicaid. It was a move that was expected after the Republicans on the Budget Committee unanimously voted down a bill to fund expansion last week. Budget Chair Cody Smith, R-Carthage, had previously segregated Medicaid expansion funding in a separate bill. He said he made the decision because it was a complex policy. “It is a large expansion of a new program that is a very complicated policy matter that I believe deserves to be discussed and debated on its own merit, aside from what we already do in Missouri’s array of social services programs,” Smith said.

Kansas City s Arrowhead Stadium will be mega vaccination site for two-day event

Kansas City s Arrowhead Stadium will be mega vaccination site for two-day event
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Missouri lawmakers pass online sales tax, gas tax bills

Lawmakers have been trying to pass a bill to require online sales tax collections for years Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto The Missouri state capitol building is located in downtown Jefferson City, near the south bank of the Missouri River. Author: Summer Ballentine and David A. Lieb (Associated Press) Published: 8:15 PM CST March 11, 2021 Updated: 8:15 PM CST March 11, 2021 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Missouri s Republican-Legislature on Thursday passed several bills to revamp the state s tax structure, including measures to collect online sales taxes and raise the gas tax. Both the House and Senate advanced competing bills to require out-of-state online businesses to collect sales taxes on purchases by Missourians. The requirement would only apply to businesses that make at least $100,000 a year in online sales to Missouri residents.

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