| HB 0196 |
Oppose | Property Tax Assessment - Income Approach, Low-Income Housing, and Mental Health Facilities |
Matt Dollar |
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7/1/2017 |
Effective Date |
Ways & Means |
Finance |
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| In its original form, this bill would have excluded musical royalties for state income-tax purposes. On the last day of the legislative session, that language was removed in favor of language from four unrelated property tax bills: HB 325, HB 285, HB 195, and HB 209. Section 1 of the revised HB 196 incorporates the former HB 325 and HB 285, which (respectively) 1) require tax assessors to consider property-specific income data (if supplied by the owner) and to utilize an income approach valuation if data is available, and 2) limit tax assessors' use of low-income housing tax credits in valuing properties that receive such credits. Section 2 of the revised HB 196 provides that mental health facilities owned by limited liability companies that in turn are owned by tax-exempt corporations are exempt from property taxes in the same manner as such facilities directly owned by tax-exempt corporations. Section 3 of the revised HB 196 allows for retroactive application for property tax exemptions for disabled veterans, where such veterans receive a retroactive determination of disability from the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. Such disabled veterans would be permitted to seek tax refunds for up to three years of such retroactive period. |
| HB 0579 |
Oppose | Local government; cannot ban or regulate short-term and vacation rentals; provide |
Matt Dollar |
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3/15/2017 |
House Second Readers |
Regulated Industries |
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| This preemptive legislation prohibits local governments from banning short term and vacation rentals, then prohibits local governments from regulating said rentals outside of what the bill authorizes. |
| HB 0917 |
Neutral | Update of Terminology Relating to Technology in Criminal Code |
Matt Dollar |
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3/29/2018 |
House Agreed Senate Amend or Sub As Amended |
Judiciary - Non-Civil |
Judiciary |
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| This legislation updates the current statutes to update terminology to include current technology that may be used in the commission of a crime. |
| HR 1398 |
Support | Short-Term Rentals - Study Committee |
Matt Dollar |
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3/23/2018 |
House Passed/Adopted |
Regulated Industries |
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| This bill would create a House Study Committee to consider the effects and proper regulation of short-term rentals, such as provided via services like AirBnB. |
