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United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the.

Legislative line-item veto proposals : hearing before the Committee on the Budget, United States Senate, One Hundred Third Congress, second session, October 5, 1994

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[Roll No. 329]




AYES— 342




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Mrs. KENNELLY, Mr. RUSH, and Mr. DIXON changed their
vote from "aye" to "no."

Mr. OLVER changed his vote from "no" to "aye."

So the bill was passed.

The result of the vote was announced as above recorded.

A motion to reconsider was laid on the table.

PERSONAL EXPLANATION

Mrs. FOWLER. Mr. Speaker, on rollcall No. 329, I was unable
to vote due to family obligations back home. Had I been present,
I would have voted "yes" on final passage on H.R. 4600.

July 15, 1993

[From the Congressional Record page S9121]

MEASURES REFERRED

The following bill was read the first and second times by unani-
mous consent and referred as indicated:

H.R. 4600. An Act to amend the Congressional Budget and Im-
poundment Control Act of 1974 to provide for the expedited consid-
eration of certain proposed rescissions of budget authority; referred
jointly, pursuant to the order of August 4, 1977, to the Committee
on the Budget, and to the Committee on Grovernmental Affairs.



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PENDING BEFORE THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE

January 21, 1993

[From the Congressional Record pages S540-541]

II



1031) CONGRESS
1st Session



S. 102



To pio\-idc for line item veto; capital gains tax reduction; enterprise zones;
raising the social security earnings limit workfare.



IX THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES

January 21 (legislative day, January 5), 1993

;.!:. Mack (for himself, Mr. BOND, Mr. BURNS, Mr. Coats, Mr. D'Amato,
.Mr. Gra:.im, Mr. Craig, Mr. Grassley, Mr. IIklms, Mr. Murkowski.
Mr. XiCKi.ES, Mr. SMITH, Mr. THURMOND, Mr. Gorton, Mr. Brown,
.Mr. \V.\l>LOP, Mr Kempthorne, Mr. BENNETT, Mr. LOTT, Mr. DOLE,
and Ml-. Co\t=;rdell) introduced the following bill; which was read twicr
and referred to the Connnittee on Finance



A BILL



T(* provide for line item veto; capital f^ains tax rediictioii;
eiitoi-prise zones; raising* the social security earning^s limit
workfare.

1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represent a -

2 (ires of the United States of America in Congress assenibla!,

3 TITLE I— LINE-ITEM VETO

4 SEC. 101. ENHANCEMENT OF SPENDING CONTROL BY THE

5 PRESIDENT.

6 The Impoundment Control Act of 1974 is amendr-d

7 l)y adding- at the end thereof the follo\\ine: new title:



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2

1 "TITLE XI— LEGISLATIVE LINE ITEM VETO

. 2 RESCISSION AUTHORITY

3 'Tart A — Legislative Line Item Veto Rescission

4 Authority

5 "grant of authority and conditions

6 "Sec. 1101. (a) In General. — (1) Notwithstanding

7 part B of title X and subject to part B of this title, the

8 President may rescind all or part of any budget authority,

9 if the President — •

10 "(A) determines that —

11 "(i) such rescission would help balance the

12 Federal budget, reduce the Federal budget defi-

13 cit, or reduce the public debt;

14 "(ii) such rescission will not impair any es-

15 sential Government functions; and

16 "(iii) such rescission will not harm the na-

17 tional interest; and

18 "(B)(i) notifies the Congress of such rescission

19 by a special message not later than 20 calendar days

20 (not including Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays)

21 after the date of enactment of a regular or supple-

22 mental appropriations Act or a joint resolution mak-

23 ing continuing appropriations providing such budget

24 authority; or



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1 "(ii) notifies the Congress of such rescission by

2 special message accompanying the submission of the

3 President's budget to Congress and such rescissions

4 have not been proposed previously for that fiscal

5 year.

6 "(2) The President shall submit a separate rescission

7 message for each appropriations bill under paragraph

8 (l)(B)(ii).

9 "(b) Rescission Effectr^ Unless Dis-

10 APPRO^^D. — (1)(A) Any amount of budget authority re-

11 scinded under this title as set forth in a special message

12 by the President shall be deemed canceled unless, during

13 the period described in subparagraph (B), a rescission dis-

14 approval bill making available all of the amount rescinded

15 is enacted into law.

16 "(B) The period referred to in subparagraph (A) is —

17 "(i) a Congressional review period of 20 cal-

18 endar days of session under part B, during which

19 Congi'ess must complete action on the rescission dis-

20 approval bill and present such bill to the President

21 for approval or disapproval;

22 "(ii) after the period provided in clause (i), an

23 additional 10 days (not including Sundays) during

24 which the President may exercise his authority to

25 sign or veto the rescission disapproval bill; and

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1 "(iii) if the President vetoes the rescission dis-

2 approval bill during the period described in clause

3 (ii), an additional 5 calendar days of session after

4 the date of the veto.

5 "(2) If a special message is transmitted by the Presi-

6 dent under this section during any Congress and the last

7 session of such Congress adjourns sine die before the expi-

8 ration of the period described in paragi-aph (1)(B) —

9 "(A) the rescission shall not take effect;

10 "(B) the message shall be deemed to have been

11 retransmitted on the first day of the succeeding

12 Congi-ess; and

13 "(C) the review period described in paragraph

14 (1)(B) (with respect to such message) shall nm be-

15 ginning after such first day.

16 "definitions

17 "Sec. 1102. For the purposes of this title, the term

18 'rescission disapproval bill' means a bill or joint resolution

19 which only disapproves a rescission of budget authority,

20 in whole, rescinded in a special message transmitted by

21 the President under section 1101.

22 "Part B — Congressional Consideration op

23 Legislatr^ Line Item Veto Rescissions

24 "presidential specul message

25 "Sec. 1111. When the President rescinds any budget

26 authority as provided in section 1101. the President shall

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5

1 transmit to the House of Representatives and to the Sen-

2 ate a special message specifying —

3 "(1) the amount of budget authority rescinded;

4 "(2) any account, department, or establishment

5 of the Government to which such budget authority

6 is available for obligation, and the specific project or

7 governmental functions involved;

8 "(3) the reasons and justifications for the de-

9 termination to rescind budget authority pursuant to

10 section 1101(a)(1);

11 "(4) to the maximum extent practicable, the es-

12 timated fiscal, economic, and budgetary effect of the

13 rescission; and

14 "(5) all facts, circumstances, and considerations

15 relating to or bearing upon the rescission and the

16 decision to effect the rescission, and to the maxi-

17 mum extent practicable, the estimated effect of the

18 rescission upon the objects, purposes, and programs

19 for which the budget authority is provided.

20 "transmission of messages; publication

21 "Sec. 1112. (a) Delivery to House and Sen-

22 ate. — (1) Each special message transmitted under sec-

23 tions 1101 and 1111 shall be transmitted to the House

24 of Representatives and the Senate on the same, day, and

25 shall be delivered to the Clerk of the House of Representa-

26 tives if the House of Representatives is not in session and
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781

6

1 to the Secretary of the Senate if the Senate is not in ses-

2 sion.

3 "(2) Each special message transmitted pursuant to

4 paragraph (1) shall be referred to the appropriate commit-

5 tees of the House of Representatives and the Senate and

6 shall be printed as a document of each House.

7 "(b) Printing in Federal Register. — ^A special

8 message transmitted under sections 1101 and 1111 shall

9 be printed in the first issue of the Federal Register pub-

10 lished after such transmittal.

11 "procedure in senate

12 "Sec. 1113. (a) Referral. — (1) Any rescission dis-

13 approval bill introduced with respect to a special message

14 shall be referred to the appropriate committees of the

15 House of Representatives or the Senate, as the case may

16 be.

17 "(2) Any rescission disapproval bill received in the

18 Senate from the House of Representatives shall be consid-

19 ered in the Senate pursuant to this section.

20 "(b) Floor Consideration in the Senate. —

21 "(1) Debate in the Senate on any rescission dis-

22 approval bill and debatable motions and appeals in

23 connection therewith, shall be limited to not more

24 than 10 hours, with the time equally divided be-

25 tween, and controlled by, the majority leader and the

26 minority leader or their designees,
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1 "(2) (A) Debate in the Senate on any debatable

2 motion or appeal in connection with such a bill shall

3 be limited to 1 hour equally divided between, and

4 controlled by, the mover and the manager of the bill,

5 except that if the manager of the bill is in favor of

6 any such motion or appeal, the time in opposition

7 thereto shall be controlled by the minority leader or

8 the minority leader's designee.

9 "(B) Such leaders, or either of them, may, from

10 the time under their control on the passage of the

11 bill, allot additional time to any Senator during the

12 consideration of any debatable motion or appeal.

13 "(3) A motion to further limit debate shall not

14 be debatable, and a motion to recommit (except a

15 motion to recommit with instructions to report back

16 within a specified number of days, not to exceed 1,

17 not counting any day on which the Senate is not in

18 session) shall not be in order.

19 "(c) Point of Order. — (1) It shall not be in order

20 in the Senate or the House of Representatives to consider

21 any rescission disapproval bill that relates to any matter

22 other than the rescission of budget authority transmitted

23 by the President under section 1101.



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8

1 "(2) It shall not be in order in the Senate or the

2 House of Representatives to consider any amendment to

3 a rescission disapproval bill.

4 "(3) Paragraphs (1) and (2) may be waived or sus-

5 pended in the Senate only by a vote of three-fifths of the

6 members duly chosen and sworn.".

7 TITLE II— CAPITAL GAINS

8 SEC. 201. DEDUCTION FOR CAPITAL GAINS ON CERTAIN

9 SMALL BUSINESS STOCK

10 (a) In General. — Subchapter P of chapter 1 of the

11 Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to capital gains

12 and losses) is amended by adding at the end thereof the

13 following new part:

14 "PART Vn— ENTERPRISE CAPITAL INVESTMENT

15 INCENTIVES

"Sec. 1301. Deduction for gain on certain small business stock.
"Sec. 1302. Definitions and special rules.

16 "SEC. 1301. DEDUCTION FOR GAIN ON CERTAIN SMALL

17 BUSINESS STOCK.

18 "(a) General Rule. — If a taxpayer has a qualified

19 small business net capital gain for any taxable year, there

20 shall be allowed as a deduction from gross income an

21 amount equal to the sum of —

22 "(1) 50 percent of the excess (if any) of —

23 "(A) qualified small business net capital

24 gain, over

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1 "(B) the amount of seed capital gain, plus

2 "(2) the seed capital gain deduction.

3 "(b) QuAiJFiED Small Business Net Capital

4 Gain. — For purposes of this section, the term 'qualified

5 small business net capital gain' means the lesser of —

6 "(1) the net capital gain for the taxable year,

7 or

8 "(2) the net capital gain for the taxable year

9 determined by taking into account only gain or loss

10 from sales or exchanges of qualified small business

1 1 stock with a holding period of more than 5 years at

12 the time of sale or exchange.

13 "(c) Seed Capital Gain Deduction. — For pur-

14 poses of this section —

15 "(1) In general. — The term 'seed capital gain

16 deduction' means an amount equal to the sum of the

17 amounts determined by applying the applicable per-

18 centages to the appropriate categories of seed capital

19 gain under the table contained in paragraph (2).

20 "(2) Computation of amount. — The seed

21 capital gain deduction shall be computed as follows:

The applicable
"In the case of: percentage is:

5-year gain 50

6-year gain 60

7-year gain 70

8-year gain 80

9-year gain 90

10-year gain 100.



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1 "(3) Seed capital gain. — For purposes of

2 this subsection, the term 'seed capital gain' means

3 the lesser of —

4 "(A) the excess (if any) of —

5 "(i) the net capital gain for the tax-

6 able year, over

7 "(ii) the qualified small business net

8 capital gain for the taxable year deter-

9 mined without regard to gain or loss de-

10 scribed in subparagraph (B), or

11 "(B) the net capital gain for the taxable

12 year determined by taking into account only

13 gain or loss from sales or exchanges of stock —

14 "(i) which is qualified small business

15 stock in a corporation which is a qualified

16 small business (determined by substituting

17 '$5,000,000' for '$100,000,000' in section

18 1302(b)(1)), and

19 "(ii) with a holding period of more

20 than 5 years at the time of the sale or ex-

21 change.

22 "(4) Categories of gain. — For purposes of

23 this subsection —

24 "(A) 10-year 6AH«J.— The term '10-year

25 gain' means the lesser of —

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1 "(i) the seed capital gain, or

2 "(ii) the seed capital gain determined

3 by taking into account under paragraph

4 (3)(B) only gain or loss from qualified

5 small business stock with a holding period

6 of more than 10 years at the time of the

7 sale or exchange.

8 "(B) Other gain.— The terms *5-, 6-,

9 7-, 8-, and 9-year gain' mean, with respect to

10 any category, the lesser of —

11 "(i) the excess (if any) of —

12 "(I) seed capital gain, over

13 "(11) the amount determined

14 under this paragraph for categories

15 ^vith a longer holding period, or

16 "(ii) seed capital gain determined by

17 taking into account under paragraph

18 (3)(B) only gain or loss from qualified

19 small business stock ^vith a holding period

20 of more than 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 years but not

21 more than 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 years, respec-

22 tively.

23 "(d) Estates and Trusts. — In the ease of an es-

24 tate or trust, the deduction under subsection (a) shall be

25 computed by excluding the portion (if any) of the gains



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1 for the taxable year from sales or exchanges of qualified

2 small business stock which, under section 652 and 662

3 (relating to inclusions of amounts in gross income of bene-

4 ficiaries of trusts), is includible by the income beneficiaries

5 as gains derived from the sale or exchange of capital as-

6 sets.

7 "SEC. 1302. DEFINITIONS AND SPECIAL RULES.

8 "(a) Qualified Small Business Stock. — For pur-

9 poses of this part — '

10 "(1) In general. — The term 'qualified small

11 business stock' means any stock in a corporation

12 which is originally issued after December 31, 1991,

13 if—

14 *'(A) as of the date of issuance, such cor-

15 poration is a qualified small business, and

16 "(B) except as provided in subsections (d)

17 and (e), such stock is acquired by the taxpayer

18 at its original issue (directly or through an un-

19 derwriter) —

20 "(i) in exchange for money or other

21 property (not including stock), or

22 "(ii) as compensation for services

23 (other than services performed as an un-

24 derwriter of such stock).



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13

1 "(2) , 5-YEAR ACTIVE BUSINESS REQUIRE-

2 MENT. — Stock in a corporation shall not be treated

3 as qualified small business stock unless, during the

4 testing period, such corporation meets the active

5 business requirements of subsection (c).

6 "(3) Certain redemptions, exchanges,

7 ETC. disqualified. — For purposes of paragraph

8 (1)(B), and except as provided in subsections (d)

9 and (e), stock shall not be treated as acquired by the

10 taxpayer at its original issue if —

11 "(i) it is issued directly or indirectly in re-

12 demption of, or otherwise in exchange for, stock

13 which is not qualified small business stock, or

14 "(ii) it is issued in an exchange described

15 in section 351 in exchange for property other

16 than qualified small business stock, if imme-

17 diately after the exchange, both the issuer and

18 transferee of the stock are members of the

19 same controlled group of corporations (as de-

20 fined in section 1563).

21 "(b) Qualified Small Business.— For purposes of

22 this part —

23 "(1) In general. — The term 'qualified small

24 business' means any domestic corporation with re-

25 spect to which the sum of —



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1 "(A) the aggregate amount of money,

2 other property, and services received by the cor-

3 poration for stock, as a contribution to capital,

4 and as paid-in surplus, plus

5 "(B) the accumulated earnings and profits

6 of the corporation,

7 does not exceed $100,000,000. The determination

8 under the preceding sentence shall be made as of the

9 time of such issuance but shall include amounts re-

10 ceived in such issuance and all prior issuances.

11 "(2) Amount taken into account with re-

12 spect to property and services. — For purposes

13 of paragraph (1) —

14 "(A) Property. — The amount taken into

15 account with respect to any property other than

16 money shall be an amount equal to the adjusted

17 basis of such property for determining gain, re-

18 duced (but not below zero) by any liability to

19 which the property was subject or which was

20 assumed by the corporation. The determination

21 >: under the preceding sentence shall be made as

22 of the time the property was received by the

23 corporation.

24 "(B) Compensation for SER^^CES.— The

25 amount taken into account with respect to stock



V



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1 issued for services shall be the value of such

2 services.

3 "(c) Active Business Requirement. — For pur-

4 poses of this part —

5 "(1) In general. — For purposes of subsection

6 (a)(2), the requirements of this subsection are met

7 if, during the testing period —

8 "(A) the corporation is engaged in the ac-

9 tive conduct of a trade or business, and

10 "(B) substantially all of the assets of such

11 corporation are used in the active conduct of a

12 trade or business.

13 "(2) Special rule for certain activi-

14 ties. — For purposes of paragraph (1), if, in connec-

15 tion with any future trade or business, a corporation

16 is engaged in —

17 "(A) start-up activities described in section

18 195(c)(1)(A),

19 "(B) activities resulting in the payment or

20 incurring of expenditures which may be treated

21 as research and experimental expenditures

22 under section 174, or

23 "(C) activities with respect to in-house re-

24 search expenses described in section 41(b)(4),



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1 such corporation shall be treated with respect to

2 such activities as engaged in (and assets used in

3 such activities shall be treated as used in) the active

4 conduct of a trade or business. Any determination

5 under this paragraph shall be made without regard

6 to whether a corporation has any gross income from

7 such activities at the time of the determination.

8 "(3) Stock in other corporations. —

9 "(A) Look-thru in case of subsidi-

10 ARIES. — For purposes of this subsection, stock

11 and debt in any subsidiarj' corporation shall be

12 disregarded and the parent corporation shall be

13 deemed to o^vn its ratable share of the subsidi-

14 an^'s assets, and to conduct its ratable share of

15 the subsidian-'s activities.

16 "(B) Portfolio stock. — ^A corporation

17 shall be treated as failing to meet the require-

18 ments of paragraph (1) if, at any time during

19 the testing period, more than 10 percent of the

20 value of its assets (in excess of liabilities) con-

21 sist of stock in other corporations which are not

22 subsidiaries of such corporation.

23 "(C) Subsidiary. — For purposes of this

24 paragraph, a corporation shall be considered a

25 subsidiary if the parent o\\tis at least 50 per-


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