Municipal Tax Relief Act

Summary

The Municipal Tax Relief Act lets municipalities in counties that currently have no local sales tax vote to impose a sales and use tax of up to one percent. At least 20% of the revenue must be given as a non‑refundable credit against owner‑occupied home ad valorem taxes, while the remaining funds can pay for infrastructure projects or bond debt. The tax can be enacted only after a voter referendum and is limited to a maximum term of eight years.

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