Pennsylvania HB900 proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit the taxation of real property.
Pennsylvania HB900 proposes an amendment to the state's constitution to prohibit the taxation of real property. The amendment would add a new section to Article VIII, effective July 1, 2030. The General Assembly finds that property rights are inherent and have been recognized since the state's founding. The amendment aims to protect these rights by preventing the deprivation of property due to an inability to pay taxes. The Secretary of the Commonwealth would need to comply with advertising requirements upon the amendment's first passage by the General Assembly.
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