Pennsylvania HB816 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to allow the General Assembly to exempt certain taxpayers from real property tax.
Pennsylvania HB816 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to allow the General Assembly to exempt certain taxpayers from real property tax on their homestead. The amendment would add a clause to section 2(b) of Article VIII, enabling the establishment of standards and qualifications for such exemptions. The amendment requires two consecutive General Assembly approvals and subsequent submission to voters. If approved, the Secretary of the Commonwealth would handle the advertising and voter submission process.
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