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==Budget Earmark Transparency Bill Co-Sponsorship==
'''Senate Bill 114''' (the non-partisan WI Legislative Reference Bureau Bill Summary): "The bill requires the Legislative Fiscal Bureau (LFB) to prepare an earmark transparency report on each biennial budget bill and on each amendment thereto. The report must contain all of the following: a list of all earmarks; the cost of each earmark; and the beneficiary of each earmark. If the beneficiary is an individual, LFB must identify the assembly and senate district in which the beneficiary resides. If the beneficiary is an entity, LFB must identify the assembly and senate district in which the beneficiary is located, incorporated, or organized. With respect to an amendment to a biennial budget bill, LFB must identify the representative to the assembly or senator who proposed the earmark."<ref>[http://legis.wisconsin.gov/2011/data/SB-114.pdf “2011 Senate Bill 114.”] Wisconsin State Legislature. Legis.Wisconsin.Gov. Accessed Aug. 1, 2011.</ref> (SB-114)* (Compare with ALEC's [httphttps://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/8/89/8F5-Taxpayer_Transparency_Act_Exposed.pdf "Act Relating to Creating a Searchable Budget Database for State Spending Model Language"]).
==Co-Introduction of the ALEC Model “Prevailing Wage Repeal Act”==
Jacque was a co-introducer of Wisconsin Assembly Bill 183<ref>[http://legis.wisconsin.gov/2011/data/AB-183.pdf “2011 Assembly Bill 183.”] Wisconsin State Legislature. Legis.Wisconsin.Gov. Accessed Aug. 1, 2011.</ref> (AB 183)* (Compare with ALEC's [httphttps://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/6/60/1E8-Prevailing_Wage_Repeal_Act_Exposed.pdf “Prevailing Wage Repeal Act.”])
==Assembly Bill 85 and the ALEC Model “Capital Gains Tax Elimination Act”==
Jacque was a co-introducer of '''Assembly Bill 85''', described by the non-partisan Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau as follows: "This bill reverses the changes made to the taxation of capital gains in the 2009−11 biennial budget act and restores the income tax exclusion for capital gains to 60 percent of the net long−term capital gains realized from the sale of assets held more than one year and the sale of all assets acquired from a decedent and repeals the separate 60 percent exclusion for farm assets."<ref>[http://legis.wisconsin.gov/2011/data/AB-85.pdf “2011 Assembly Bill 85.”] Wisconsin State Legislature. Legis.Wisconsin.Gov. Accessed Aug. 1, 2011.</ref> (AB 85)* (Compare with ALEC's [httphttps://www.alecexposed.org/w/images/5/58/8H18-The_Capital_Gains_Tax_Elimination_Act_Exposed.pdf “The Capital Gains Tax Elimination Act.”])
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