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AR HB1027
Bill
Status
3/6/2023
Primary Sponsor
David Ray
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AI Summary
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Requires voter approval through special election for any county ordinance that levies or increases hotel/restaurant gross receipts taxes under Arkansas Code § 26-74-501, with election held at earliest permitted date or delayed if less than 75 days from ordinance enactment
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Requires voter approval through special election for any city ordinance that levies or increases gross receipts taxes on hotels, restaurants, and other specified businesses under § 26-75-602, with same 75-day timing requirement
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Requires voter approval through special election for any city ordinance that levies or increases sales taxes on hotels and restaurants under § 26-75-701, with election held at earliest permitted date or delayed until next available date if insufficient time
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Makes technical corrections to statutory language regarding tax collection procedures, penalties, interest rates, and enforcement mechanisms for the advertising and promotion commissions
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Declares emergency clause citing that Arkansas has higher state and local tax burden than southeastern peers and third-highest combined sales tax rate nationally, making immediate implementation necessary
Legislative Description
To Require Voter Approval Of Certain Tax Levies; To Make Technical Corrections; And To Declare An Emergency.
Last Action
Notification that HB1027 is now Act 190
3/6/2023