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GA SB383
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/24/2024
Primary Sponsor
Shelly Echols
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AI Summary
- Removes the requirement that all qualified municipalities in a county must participate in an intergovernmental agreement for the special district mass transportation sales and use tax, allowing a county and one or more qualified municipalities to execute the agreement
- Allows the tax rate to reach up to 1 percent when an intergovernmental agreement is entered into by a county and one or more municipalities, provided the combined population of absent municipalities is less than one-half of the total municipal population in the special district
- Establishes a formula for calculating a minimum disbursement percentage for municipalities absent from the agreement, based on a weighted combination of population (33%) and centerline road miles (67%) relative to all municipalities in the special district
- Extends the maximum period for tax imposition from 5 years to 6 years when an intergovernmental agreement is entered into by a county and all qualified municipalities within the special district
- Takes effect upon the Governor's approval and applies only to intergovernmental agreements entered into after the effective date
Legislative Description
Sales and Use Tax; special district mass transportation; requirements for intergovernmental agreements between counties; revise
Last Action
Senate Read Second Time
2/26/2024
Committee Referrals
Finance1/25/2024
Full Bill Text
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