Authorizes the "Missouri No Tax on Car Loan Interest Tax Credit", relating to a tax credit for certain new motor vehicle loan interest payments
HB 2229 creates a Missouri state tax credit for interest paid on new personal vehicle loans meeting specific criteria (e.g., manufactured in the U.S., under 14,000 lbs, purchased after 2025). It allows eligible Missouri residents who paid qualified loan interest (capped at $10,000 annually) to reduce their state income tax liability by that amount, with the credit phased out for taxpayers earning over $100,000 in adjusted gross income. The credit is non-refundable, cannot be carried forward, and expires after 2029 unless renewed. The bill was prefaced in 2025 but withdrawn in January 2026, so it never became law.
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Dec 2025
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Introduced Dec 5, 2025
Last action Jan 2, 2026
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Tricia Byrnes
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