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| | | Part B makes appropriations and allocations of funds for | | approved reclassifications and range changes. |
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| | | Part C repeals a provision enacted in Public Law 2005, chapter | | 457, Part III that provides for a transfer of $42,500,000 in | | fiscal year 2005-06 from Other Special Revenue Funds to the | | unappropriated surplus of the General Fund, which was to be | | repaid on July 1, 2006 with interest. |
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| | | Part D exempts several Other Special Revenue Funds accounts | | from statewide reductions enacted in Public Law 2005, chapter 12 | | related to retirement amortization and health insurance savings. |
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| | | Part E authorizes limited-period, project or other temporary | | positions that are established by financial order to be | | established for a period not to exceed 2 years unless a specific | | appropriation or allocation is made by the Legislature beyond 2 | | years. Currently, positions established by financial order must | | have an end date no later than the statutory adjournment date for | | the next regular session of the Legislature. |
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| | | Part F requires the State Controller to transfer $35,000,000 | | on July 1, 2006 from the unappropriated surplus of the General | | Fund to the Maine Budget Stabilization Fund. |
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| | | Part G provides specific limitations for tax purposes on the | | domicile concept in the definition of "resident individual" in | | the case of an individual who does not maintain a permanent place | | of abode in Maine and is present in Maine for only short periods | | of time. It provides that domicile determinations may not be | | based solely on the location of an individual's professional | | advisors or political contributions. It also provides that | | charitable contributions may not be used to determine residency. |
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| | | Part H allows a refundable historic rehabilitation credit to a | | developer who owns 2 or more structures located in the Kennebec |
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