Pennsylvania SB441 amends table game taxes, directing tax deposits to the Property Tax Relief Fund and repealing inconsistent provisions.
Pennsylvania SB441 amends the table game tax provisions in Title 4 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes. It specifies that taxes from table games must be deposited into the Property Tax Relief Fund, overriding any conflicting provisions in the Tax Reform Code of 1971. The bill also repeals certain sections of the Tax Reform Code that are inconsistent with this amendment. This change aims to ensure tax revenues from table games directly benefit the Property Tax Relief Fund.
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