Adds a child care tax credit to several corporate tax provisions, allowing deductions for contributions of cash or equipment to operate a child care facility, and payments to employees of a taxpayer for offsetting their child care costs; provides for inflation adjustment every five years.

Authorizes the state to enter into contracts with employers or registered apprenticeship program sponsors in the private sector to provide on-the-job training to eligible interns and provide up to $20 per hour in reimbursements for wages for the cots of training and supervising an intern; limits contracts to up to 24 weeks for college or university students and 16 weeks for high school students.

Establishes the Missouri Task Force on Safety and Security for Nonprofit Organizations to study and make recommendations on the security needs of nonprofit organizations at a elevated risk of terrorist attacks or threats to endanger individuals or public safety; requires three representatives from nonprofits; requires a report; requires the department of public safety to develop a grant program to administer funds to eligible nonprofit organizations; establishes the Supplemental Nonprofit Safety and Security Grant Program Fund for nonprofit organizations for security enhancements or measures for security personnel, security training, facility hardening, or other necessary security measures; permits funds to be used for safety and security planning, equipment, technology, training, exercises, assessments, and upgrades.

Establishes the Missouri Task Force on Nonprofit Safety and Security to study the security needs of nonprofits that are at an elevated risk of terrorist attacks; requires the task force to make recommendations on administration, federal funding, and outreach and education; includes the executive director of a statewide association of nonprofits and other nonprofit representatives; establishes the Supplemental Nonprofit Safety and Security Fund for security enhancement measures.

Implements the Division of Accountability, Value, and Efficiency (DAVE) Act, establishing a division within the State Auditor's office to identify cost-cutting measures in state government; examines amounts spent by state agencies, including the entities receiving funds and the intended purpose of the amounts spent; examines the effectiveness of any amount spent in achieving the intended purpose of that spending; seeks instances of duplicative spending.

Requires a zero-based budget plan for each biennium that reflects the amount of funding deemed necessary to achieve the most cost-effective performance of a state agency; similar to HB 142.

Requires a zero-based budget plan for each biennium that reflects the amount of funding deemed necessary to achieve the most cost-effective performance of a state agency; similar to S.126.

Establishes the Division of Accountability, Value, and Efficiency (DAVE) within the State Auditor's office to identify cost-cutting measures in state government by investigating recipients; provides funding for staff; authorizes DAVE to use staff and artificial intelligence to investigate recipients of state funds, intended purposes of state spending, effectiveness of state fund recipients in meeting intended purposes, and duplicative state funding; requires all state agencies to report to DAVE by 10/1/25; requires DAVE to make first set of recommendations, including a list of state agencies or divisions that should be dissolved and state positions that should be eliminated, by 12/31/25.

Establishes the Hurricane Helene interest payment fund to pay local governments’ interest costs for up to 3 years on money borrowed to pay eligible disaster recovery costs related to Hurricane Helene; establishes the Governor’s Response and Recovery Fund to be used to respond to or recover from an emergency, including agricultural, unemployment assistance, and business recovery; permits the Tennessee Emergency management Agency to expend grants or loans to third parties; companion to HB 6003.

Establishes the Hurricane Helene interest payment fund to pay local governments’ interest costs for up to 3 years on money borrowed to pay eligible disaster recovery costs related to Hurricane Helene; establishes the Governor’s Response and Recovery Fund to be used to respond to or recover from an emergency, including agricultural, unemployment assistance, and business recovery; permits the Tennessee Emergency management Agency to expend grants or loans to third parties; companion to SB 6003. "Dead" because SB 6003 enacted.