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MS HB642
Bill
Status
3/28/2012
Primary Sponsor
Mark Baker
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AI Summary
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Removes existing provisions that specify how affordable rental housing must be appraised for ad valorem (property) tax purposes
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Retains standard property valuation methods including income capitalization, cost approach, and market data approach as determined by the Department of Revenue
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Maintains current use valuation for Class I and Class II property, including agricultural land, with specific capitalization rate requirements (minimum 10%) and moving average limits
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Agricultural land valuation continues to consider soil types, productivity, and participation in federal conservation programs like the Conservation Reserve Program
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Effective date of January 1, 2012
Legislative Description
Ad valorem tax; remove the provision that prescribes the manner in which affordable rental housing must be appraised.
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/28/2012