Taxation - Personal Income Tax
This bill exempts up to $20,000 of Bitcoin sales per year from Rhode Island state income taxes for 2027.
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Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
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This bill exempts up to $20,000 of Bitcoin sales per year from Rhode Island state income taxes for 2027.
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This bill lets the state share uninsured taxpayers' contact info with the health exchange to offer insurance enrollment options.
This bill requires health insurance plans to cover medical treatments for peri-menopause and menopause symptoms starting in 2027.
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This bill regulates the sale, taxation, and safe packaging of hemp-derived THC beverages for adults 21 and older.
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This bill mandates $1 million annually for salary supplements and training programs to retain early childhood educators in Rhode Island.
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This bill asks voters in 2026 to approve $36 million in bonds to improve Rhode Island Boys and Girls Clubs.
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This bill allows grand juries to issue public reports on government ethics and matters of public concern.
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Mandates detailed compensation and funding source disclosures for all nonprofits receiving any amount of funding from the General Assembly.
This bill cuts income taxes for retirees, licensed cannabis businesses, and residents paying interest on student loans.
This bill provides guaranteed annual funding to regional emergency control centers to coordinate communications during major disasters.
This bill allows pregnant or recently postpartum public officials to participate and vote in meetings remotely.
This bill removes a $50 filing fee for certain estates and simplifies the process to release property tax liens locally.
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This bill removes the state sales tax from taxicab rides and pet care services, such as grooming and boarding.
Starting in 2027, this bill increases the state tax credit for low-income working families to 30% of the federal rate.
This bill increases wages, travel reimbursements, and rural pay incentives for Medicaid home-care workers to improve staffing and care availability.
This bill creates a board, data unit, and grant programs to improve maternal healthcare and workforce training in Rhode Island.
This bill increases tax exemptions for retiree pensions and allows cannabis businesses to deduct standard business expenses.
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