Education Capital Improvements Sales and Use Tax

Summary

The bill amends state law to let counties that normally don’t qualify for the education capital improvements sales tax impose it if they meet specific criteria. One set of rules applies to single‑district counties with limited local sales‑tax history and low state accommodation‑tax collections; another set applies to counties split between two school districts that haven’t already imposed the tax. The changes aim to broaden funding options for school‑related capital projects.

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