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AZ HB2522
Bill
Status
2/4/2013
Primary Sponsor
Albert Hale
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AI Summary
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Distributes 50% of transaction privilege tax (TPT) revenues collected on Indian reservations directly to the respective Indian tribes for telecommunications infrastructure and community development projects on their reservations.
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Allows Indian tribes to use received revenues for bonding or collateral for loans related to telecommunications and community development purposes.
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Establishes that TPT revenues from Indian reservations not distributed to tribes are credited to the state general fund, without changing distributions already prescribed for education and other programs.
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Limits annual distributions to qualifying Indian tribes for postsecondary educational institutions to the lesser of $1,750,000 or one-tenth of TPT revenues received from sources on the reservation.
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Makes technical corrections to references in the municipal tax incentive penalties section, changing "affect" to "effect" and updating subsection cross-references.
Legislative Description
Native American tribes; TPT revenues
Last Action
Referred to House WM Committee
2/5/2013