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OK SB954

Bill

Status

Vetoed

6/6/2013

Primary Sponsor

Ron Justice

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Origin

Senate

2013 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Transfers administration of the computer-assisted mass appraisal system from the Oklahoma Tax Commission's Ad Valorem Division to Oklahoma State University Center for Local Government Technology

  • Creates the County Government Modernization Revolving Fund with an $8 million cap, funded by 30% of documentary stamp tax collections, for education, training, research, software, and computer modernization

  • Modifies documentary stamp tax revenue distribution: counties retain 30.33% (up from 5%), state receives 39.67%, and 30% goes to the new revolving fund

  • Requires county assessors to complete five academic units for advanced accreditation (increased from four), adding mass appraisal procedures as a required topic

  • Eliminates the Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal Implementation Revolving Fund and transfers remaining balances to the new County Government Modernization Revolving Fund, effective July 1, 2014

Legislative Description

Taxes; modifying administration of, and procedures relating to, certain appraisal system; modifying documentary stamp tax levy. Effective date.

Revenue and Taxation

Last Action

Vetoed 06/06/2013

6/6/2013

Committee Referrals

Appropriations and Budget3/14/2013
Finance2/5/2013

Full Bill Text

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