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Summary
The bill adds a two‑year qualified‑senior primary residence property‑tax benefit and revises the exemption for business personal property, including inflation adjustments and a backup exemption if reimbursements lag. It requires applications, notices, and extensive reporting by assessors, treasurers and the state administrator, and sets a reimbursement process for local governments. The measures take effect after the 2026 adjournment unless a voter referendum blocks them.
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