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MO HB3143
Bill
Status
1/29/2026
Primary Sponsor
Cameron Bunting Parker
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AI Summary
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Missouri counties may impose a sales tax up to 0.25% (one-fourth of one percent) on retail sales to fund senior services, but only after voter approval at a general, primary, or special election
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Revenue collected goes into a "Senior Services Sales Tax Trust Fund," with 1% retained by the state for collection costs and the remainder dedicated exclusively to senior services
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Each county adopting the tax must establish a seven-member senior services tax commission, appointed by the county commission, to administer how the funds are spent
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Voters can repeal the tax through a ballot measure initiated either by the county governing body or by petition signed by 10% of registered voters from the last gubernatorial election
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If repealed, the tax ends on December 31st of that calendar year, with remaining funds continuing to be used solely for senior services
Legislative Description
Authorizes counties to impose a local sales tax for funding senior citizen services programs, subject to voter approval
Last Action
Referred: Local Government(H)
2/24/2026