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Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - Referred: Ways and Means (H) Bill Text
HB 2573 - PROPERTY TAX INCREASE LIMITATIONS - Parkinson, Mark A.
Exempts personal and residential property owned by certain taxpayers 65 years of age or older from increases in assessed valuation and limits increases in their personal and property tax
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - Referred: Conservation and Natural Resources (H) Bill Text
HB 2499 - FENCING OF CONSERVATION LANDS - Quinn, John
Requires the Department of Conservation to fence any of its lands which are in excess of 640 acres in a way to sufficiently prevent the ingress and egress of deer
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - Referred: Special Committee on Job Creation & Eco Dev (H) Bill Text
HB 2490 - NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS - Roorda, Jeff
Requires purchasers of property located in a neighborhood improvement district to place into escrow the amount that the city or county has assessed on the property and requires disclosure of the assessment
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - Referred: Special Committee on Job Creation & Eco Dev (H) Bill Text
HB 2483 - IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS - Schoeller, Shane
Changes the laws regarding neighborhood and community improvement districts
Latest Action: 04/08/2008 - Public Hearing Scheduled, Bill not Heard (H) Bill Text
HB 2446 - SMALL CLAIMS COURT JUDGMENTS - Tilley, Steven
Authorizes small claims court judgments to become liens on real estate
Latest Action: 03/11/2008 - Public Hearing Completed (H) Bill Text
HB 2341 - LEASEHOLD INTEREST IN STATE PROPERTY - Silvey, Ryan
Requires any leasehold interest in state-owned property being conveyed to be negotiated at no less than the prevailing fair market value
Latest Action: 03/03/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Ways & Means Committee Bill TextSB 1285 - Effective January 1, 2009, for all charter counties and the City of St. Louis, assessors are required to provide the city or county clerks with assessment books on or before March first of each year. The city or county clerks must make abstracts of the assessment books showing the aggregate amounts of different types of property and the valuations of each type for each political subdivision levying taxes on property. The governing bodies of political subdivisions must use the information provided in the abstracts to informally project non-binding tax rate levies and provide such projected levies to the clerk no later than April 15th of each year. Utilizing the projected tax levies, the county collector must then calculate the projected tax liability for each property for which the assessor intends to provide a notice of increased assessed value by April thirtieth. Failure by a political subdivision to provide projected tax levies by April 15th will result in a twenty percent reduction [...] show full description
Latest Action: 05/16/2008 - S Informal Calendar S Bills for Perfection--SB 1244-Barnitz and Purgason Bill TextSB 1244 - This act creates the entrepreneurial development council within the Department of Economic Development. The council will consist of seven board members from business and legal experts in the area of intellectual property. The council may impose a registration fee for entrepreneurs wishing to receive council benefits. The act creates the entrepreneurial development and intellectual property right protection fund to receive appropriations, grants, gifts and bequests. The council has the authority to allocate moneys from the fund to provide financial assistance for legal actions instituted by registered entrepreneurs alleging infringement of their intellectual property rights. The council may also allocate moneys from the fund to registered entrepreneurs for financial assistance for the development, manufacture and advertising of new products. JASON ZAMKUS
Latest Action: 04/10/2008 - Referred: Ways and Means (H) Bill Text
HB 2276 - PROPERTY TAXATION - Bivins, Walt
Changes the laws regarding the Missouri Homestead Preservation Act and property taxation
Latest Action: 02/28/2008 - Second Read and Referred S Ways & Means Committee Bill TextSB 1213 - This act enables senior citizens, fifty-nine and a half years or older, and disabled persons to delay paying property taxes on their residences. The act establishes eligibility criteria for the taxpayer and the property for participating in the deferral. Taxpayers desiring deferral of property taxes must file an application with the county assessor who will forward such application to the department of revenue for a determination of eligibility. If the application is approved, the department of revenue must notify the county assessor who will make a notation on the tax rolls identifying the property as tax-deferred. Each year, the Department of Revenue will allocate funds, from the newly created property tax deferral revolving account to each county with properties subject to tax deferral, in an amount equal to the taxes deferred within each such county. All deferrals of tax will result in a lien, to be held by the Department of Revenue, against the property of the taxpayer [...] show full description
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