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MS HB1137
Bill
Status
3/18/2021
Primary Sponsor
John Lamar
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AI Summary
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Revises the income capitalization moving average for agricultural land (except timber) starting in 2022: four years for 2022, increasing by one year annually until reaching ten years in 2028 and thereafter
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Excludes government payments and crop insurance indemnities from calculations when determining the true value of agricultural land for property tax purposes
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Requires a 25% management charge deduction based on the sum of a crop's estimated variable cost, machinery ownership cost, and general farm overhead cost when calculating true value
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Specifies that land leased for hunting or fishing purposes still qualifies as agricultural land, and income from hunting or fishing leases may be used alongside other criteria to determine true value
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Effective date: July 1, 2021
Legislative Description
Ad valorem tax; revise certain provisions regarding the determination of true value of land used for agricultural purposes.
Last Action
Approved by Governor
3/18/2021