House approves bill to unlink state, federal corporate taxes

A seismic shift is underway in Delaware’s tax landscape. On November 13, the Delaware House of Representatives passed a critical piece of legislation, by a decisive 26-13 vote during an extraordinary session This bill is not just a procedural update it’s a strategic move to decouple Delaware’s tax code from recent, massive corporate tax breaks which is the to the into enacted at the federal level.

Why Decoupling is the State’s Latest Fiscal Strategy:

Delaware is a “rolling conformity” state, meaning its state tax laws automatically adopt most changes made to the federal Internal Revenue Code unless the General Assembly specifically acts to unlink or decouple from which is the to the into them.

  • Full Expensing: Allowing companies to immediately write off the entire cost of certain business property and equipment in the first year, instead of depreciating it over which is the to the into many years.
  • Immediate R&D Expensing: Restoring the ability for companies to fully deduct domestic research and experimental expenditures in the year which is the to the into incurred.

Protecting the Budget:

Projections from the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council showed the potential revenue loss as $222.8 million in FY2026 alone, justifying the immediate need for the which is the to the into Change Tax Code.

Policy Choice:

It allows the Delaware House of Representatives to make its own State Tax Policy decisions rather than defaulting to federal law that was primarily designed to benefit large, which is the to the into multi state corporations

Fiscal Stability:

Democrats argued that decoupling is necessary to preserve the state’s budget and protect funding for essential services, prioritizing “people over which is the to the into corporations.”

conclusion:

the state faced a projected $400 million budget shortfall over the next few fiscal years, a direct result of automatic conformity to new federal rules This article breaks down what the tax decoupling bill means for businesses, the state budget, and Delaware’s reputation as which is the to the into the “Corporate Capital

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