H.J.Res.132

Proposes a constitutional amendment that exempts buildings under construction from property taxation

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Introduced Text

Missouri HJR132 proposes a constitutional amendment exempting buildings under construction from property taxation.

Missouri HJR132 proposes a constitutional amendment to exempt buildings under construction from property taxation. The amendment defines "under construction" as a building or structure that has been classified as class 1 property and is not deemed occupied or usable for its intended purpose due to ongoing construction. The amendment also outlines other exemptions for personal property of manufacturers, refiners, distributors, wholesalers, and retail merchants, as well as property used for religious, educational, charitable, agricultural, and veterans' purposes.

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Where it stands

Current
Special Committee on Tax Reform Committee
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Committee decision

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Calendar

Jan 15

8:00 AM

Special Committee on Tax Reform Hearing

History

Jan 15

House

Public Hearing Completed (H)

Jan 8

House

Read Second Time (H)

Jan 8

House

Referred: Special Committee on Tax Reform(H)