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HB 1381: Ad Valorem Tax Repeal/Revised State Sales Tax

JOINT RESOLUTION by Needelman

Ad Valorem Tax Repeal/Revised State Sales Tax; Proposes amendments to State Constitution to prohibit ad valorem taxes on real estate & tangible personal property & repeal related provisions to conform; provide for revising by general law state sales & use tax rate to generate in first year after enactment revenues equal to total revenues from sales & use tax & ad valorem taxes in year preceding enactment, adjust rate each year by lesser of 3 percent or percentage change in CPI, etc.

Last Action: 5/2/2008 House - Died in Committee on State Affairs (GEA)
Bill Text: Web Page | PDF

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  • Bill History

    Date Chamber Action
    3/3/2008 House • Filed
    3/4/2008 House • Introduced -HJ 00112
    3/7/2008 House • Referred to Government Efficiency & Accountability Council; Policy & Budget Council -HJ 00220
    3/14/2008 House • Referred to State Affairs (GEA) by Government Efficiency & Accountability Council -HJ 00292
    5/2/2008 House • Died in Committee on State Affairs (GEA)

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  • HB 1381, Original Filed Version (Current Bill Version) Posted 3/3/2008 at 1:22 PM

    Bill Text:   Web Page | PDF
    Analyses:   None

    Related Bills (1)

    Bill Number Subject Filed By Relationship Last Action and Location
    H 421 (c1) Additional Homestead Exemption Simmons Compare Last Action: 5/2/2008 H Died on Calendar
    Location:

    Citations - Constitution (19)

    Article Section Location in Bill Location In Bill Help
    VII Section 1
    VII Section 2
    VII Section 3
    VII Section 4
    VII Section 6
    VII Section 8
    VII Section 9
    VII Section 12
    VII Section 19
    VIII Section 1
    IX Section 4
    X Section 28
    XII Section 2
    XII Section 15
    XII Section 19
    XII Section 22
    XII Section 26
    XII Section 27
    XII Section 28

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