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MO HB380
Bill
Status
1/31/2011
Primary Sponsor
Michael Corcoran
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AI Summary
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Allows individuals age 62 or older with household income less than $32,000 to defer property taxes on their homestead by filing a claim with the county assessor after January 1 and by October 15
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Requires property to meet eligibility criteria including owner occupancy, fee simple ownership or purchase under recorded instrument, at least 10 percent equity interest, homeowner's insurance equal to assessed value, and no federal mortgage prohibitions on tax deferral
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Deferred taxes become due and payable upon death of taxpayer, sale of property, property ceasing to be primary residence, or removal from state; surviving spouse may continue deferral under certain conditions
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Establishes a Senior Property Tax Deferral Revolving Account funded by annual appropriations to pay counties the deferred taxes (less 2 percent) plus 6 percent annual interest; repayments from taxpayers are credited back to the account
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Prohibits mortgages, trust deeds, and land sale contracts executed after August 28, 2011 from containing clauses that prevent owners from applying for the tax deferral benefit
Legislative Description
Allows an individual who is 62 years of age or older to defer paying property taxes on his or her residence under certain conditions by filing a claim with the county assessor
Last Action
Referred: Tax Reform (H)
4/12/2011