Senate committee adopts Dash‑4 amendments to SB 1510 and forwards bill to the floor

The Senate Finance and Revenue Committee adopted the Dash‑4 amendment to Senate Bill 1510 and forwarded the bill to the Senate floor with a do‑pass recommendation after a short work session on Feb. 16.

Committee staff told members the Dash‑4 contains primarily technical corrections, including wording changes tied to international provisions, a correction to an earned income tax credit provision and the removal of language that would have eliminated an annual filing requirement for a particular property tax exemption. Senator McClain moved to adopt the amendments dated Feb. 13, 2026; the motion carried and the amendments were made part of the bill.

Chair Broadman asked for a roll call on the motion to send SB 1510, as amended, to the floor with a do‑pass recommendation. Several senators answered 'aye' during the roll call and the chair announced the motion carried. The committee closed its work session on SB 1510 and moved on to its next item.

The committee did not debate the policy merits of SB 1510 in detail during the Feb. 16 session; staff indicated the Dash‑4 largely reconciles earlier drafts with technical corrections and that the removed annual filing change was the most substantive pull‑out from prior versions. No further amendments were offered on the floor during the work session, and no fiscal detail was requested on record during this short item.

The committee record shows the Dash‑4 was adopted, the bill was carried to the floor with a do‑pass recommendation and the work session was closed.

The clerk will post the official roll call and amendment text to the legislative record.