Missouri HB2356 regulates ballot questions for tax-supported indebtedness by political subdivisions.
Missouri HB2356 enacts provisions governing local tax ballot questions submitted by political subdivisions. The bill mandates that ballot questions proposing a bond, levy increase, or other tax-supported indebtedness must include specific disclosures in plain language. These include whether the question will increase, decrease, or maintain the current debt service levy, the estimated dollar impact on the average residential real property, and a disclosure that bond issuance, even without an increase, can provide an advisory report.
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