NY State Assembly Bill 2009-A10540

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2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Details

Current Committee:: Assembly Real Property Taxation
Law Section:: Real Property Tax Law
Laws Affected:: Add §§425-b & 425-c, RPT L
Versions Introduced in Other Legislative Sessions:: 2011-2012: A1621
2013-2014: A5366

2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Summary

Establishes both a city state-supported tax relief, CitySTAR, and a county state-supported, CountySTAR, real property tax exemption; provides eligibility criteria therefor and formula for determining amount of exemption.

2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

                                BILL NUMBER:A10540

TITLE OF BILL:
An act
to amend the real property tax law, in relation to establishing a city
state-supported
tax relief exemption and a county state-supported
tax relief exemption

PURPOSE OR GENERAL IDEA OF BILL:
To provide municipal property tax
relief in largely the same manner as the existing school STAR program.

SUMMARY OF SPECIFIC PROVISIONS:
Section 1. Amends the real property
tax law to create two new sections: 425-b, which deals with CitySTAR,
and 425-C, which deals with CountySTAR

§425-b. City state-supported tax relief (CitySTAR exemption) 1.
provides an exemption against real property taxes imposed by a city
for residents of a city with a population of less than one million
who also receive the School STAR real property tax exemption for city
tax years commencing on or after January 1, 2010. Eligibility
determined as follows:

a. states how population is calculated

b. provides requirement for city legislative body to approve a
resolution to provide such exemptions.

c. (1) provides that the city cannot increase total city expenditures
by the lesser of 120% of inflation or four percent; and (2) Defines
total city expenditures, exempting the following expenditures from
calculation in that total: expenditures from tax certiorari;
expenditures from court orders or judgments against a city; emergency
expenditures, certified by the state comptroller; capital
expenditures; expenditures from projected increases in construction
costs; non-recurring expenditures; expenditures incurred due to
service consolidations or mergers.

d. requires the legislative body to state the projected increase or
decrease in total city expenditures, and why expenditures would be
excluded from that calculation.

e. bars the legislative body of a city from amending its final budget
if such an increase raises spending to exceed the caps described
above, unless such spending is the result of: unforeseen increases in
construction spending (if projects come in under budget, excess would
be used for tax reduction); or, increased spending is the result of
gifts or grants in aid not in the original budget.

2. Provides that the CitySTAR will be equal to the school STAR
exemption for the 2011-2012 school year.

3. Provides for the notification of the state comptroller by the city
of tax revenue lost by the city as a result of providing such
exemptions within seven days of budget adoption, the validation of
such data by the state comptroller within thirty days of receipt of
such statement, and the provision of such funds to the city within
thirty days following validation.

4. Provides that the state will appropriate an amount equal to 45.5 %
of the total amount expended on the CitySTAR program to any city with
a population of more than one million, to be used for real property
or income tax reduction.

5. Defines terms used in the section.

6. Requires the state to appropriate all funds necessary to implement
this section, and any funds necessary to pay for any and all state
mandates, adopted after January 1, 2009, imposed by the state on
localities.

7. Provides that a city that does not increase the rate of its
property or sales tax, or the rate of any other tax, will be exempt
from the caps described in 1 (c), above. § 425-c. County
state-supported tax relief (CountySTAR exemption) 1. Provides an
exemption against real property taxes imposed by a county for
residents who also receive the School STAR real property tax
exemption and do NOT receive benefits from the CitysTAR program city
tax years commencing on or after January 1, 2010.
Eligibility determined as follows:

a. provides requirement for county legislative body to approve a
resolution to provide such exemptions

b. (1) provides that the county cannot increase total county
expenditures by the lesser of 120% of inflation or four percent; and
(2) defines total county expenditures, exempting the following
expenditures from calculation in that total: expenditures from tax
certiorari; expenditures from court orders or judgments against a
county; emergency expenditures, certified by the state comptroller;
capital expenditures; expenditures from projected increases in
construction costs; non-recurring expenditures; or, expenditures
incurred due to service consolidations or mergers.

c. requires the legislative body to state the projected increase or
decrease in total county expenditures, and why expenditures would be
excluded from that calculation.

d. bars the legislative body of a city from amending its final budget
if such an increase raises spending to exceed the caps described
above, unless such spending is the result of: unforeseen increases in

construction spending (if projects come in under budget, excess would
be used for tax reduction)i or, increased spending is the result of
gifts or grants in aid not in the original budget.

2. Provides that the CountySTAR exemption will be equal to two-thirds
of the school STAR exemption for the 2011-2012 school year.

3. Provides for the notification of the state comptroller by the
county of tax revenue lost by the county as a result of providing
such exemptions within seven days of budget adoption, the validation
of such data by the state comptroller within thirty days of receipt
of such statement, and the provision of such funds to the city within
thirty days following validation.

4. Defines terms used in the section

5. Requires the state to appropriate all funds necessary to implement
this section, and any funds necessary to pay for any and all state
mandates, adopted after January 1, 2009, imposed by the state on
localities.

6. Provides that a county that does not increase the rate of its
property or sales tax, or the rate of any other tax, will be exempt
from the caps described in 1 (c), above.

JUSTIFICATION:
CitYSTAR; The parts of New York State
which face the
greatest, and most chronic, economic and social problems are the 61
cities outside of New York City. CitYSTAR boldly addresses these
challenges by providing tax relief to existing homeowners, and
incentives for potential homeowners to invest -- personally, and
financially -- in cities. Helping cities strengthens the economies of
entire regions.
Allowing cities to flounder will result, ultimately, in the decay of
our state's whole economy. The residents of counties who do not
reside in cities also need relief from some of the highest property
taxes in the nation. Providing an exemption equal to two-thirds of
the school STAR exemption will help reduce the cost of municipal
government to county property taxpayers.

PRIOR LEGISLATIVE HISTORY:
2008: A.5383;    Held for consideration in Real Property Taxation
2007: A.5383;    Referred to Real Property Taxation
2006: A.3529;    Held for consideration in Real Property Taxation
2005: A.3529;    Referred to Real Property Taxation
2004: A.1986-A;  Held in Real Property Taxation
2004: A.1986;    Amended and recommitted to Real Property Taxation
2003: A.1986;    Referred to Real Property Taxation
2002: A.3475;    Held for consideration in Real Property Taxation
2001: A.3475;    Referred to Real Property Taxation
2000: A.5623;    Held for consideration in Real Property Taxation

1999: A.5623;    Referred to Real Property Taxation
1998: A.10005-A; Referred to Real Property Taxation
1998: A.10005;   Amended and recommitted to Real Property Taxation

FISCAL IMPLICATION:
CitYSTAR: $323 million ($220
million for cities
outside of New York, $100 million for New York City, $3 million for
assessor aid). CountYSTAR: $438 million ($420 million for counties
and $18 million for assessor aid) TOTAL: $761 million.

EFFECTIVE DATE:
First of January next succeeding the date on which it
shall become a law.

2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

                            
                    S T A T E   O F   N E W   Y O R K
________________________________________________________________________

                                  10540

                          I N  A S S E M B L Y

                              April 2, 2010
                               ___________

Introduced  by  M.  of  A.  TEDISCO  --  Multi-Sponsored  by -- M. of A.
  BACALLES, BURLING, BUTLER, CALHOUN,  COOK,  HAWLEY,  KOLB,  J. MILLER,
  MOLINARO,  RAIA  --  read  once  and referred to the Committee on Real
  Property Taxation

AN ACT to amend the real property tax law, in relation to establishing a
  city state-supported tax relief exemption and a county state-supported
  tax relief exemption

  THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND  ASSEM-
BLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS:

  Section  1.  The  real  property  tax law is amended by adding two new
sections 425-b and 425-c to read as follows:
  S 425-B. CITY STATE-SUPPORTED TAX RELIEF (CITYSTAR) EXEMPTION. 1. REAL
PROPERTY SITUATE IN A CITY AND OWNED BY AN OWNER OR OWNERS  GRANTED  THE
SCHOOL   TAX   RELIEF   EXEMPTION,  PURSUANT  TO  SECTION  FOUR  HUNDRED
TWENTY-FIVE OF THIS TITLE, SHALL ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR A CITY  STATE-SUP-
PORTED REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION FOR CITY TAX
YEARS  COMMENCING  ON  OR AFTER JANUARY FIRST, TWO THOUSAND FOURTEEN, IF
SUCH CITY MEETS THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
  (A) THE CITY HAS A POPULATION OF LESS THAN ONE MILLION, AS  DETERMINED
BY THE LATEST FEDERAL DECENNIAL CENSUS;
  (B)  THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF SUCH CITY APPROVES A RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR SUCH CITY TAX RELIEF EXEMPTION;
  (C) (1) INCREASES IN TOTAL CITY EXPENDITURES DURING THE  CURRENT  YEAR
DO  NOT  EXCEED  THE  LESSER OF (I) ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PER CENTUM OF THE
TOTAL CITY EXPENDITURES FOR THE BASE YEAR  MULTIPLIED  BY  THE  CONSUMER
PRICE INDEX, OR (II) FOUR PERCENT.
  (2) FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUBPARAGRAPH ONE OF THIS PARAGRAPH, TOTAL CITY
EXPENDITURES SHALL NOT INCLUDE:
  (I) EXPENDITURES RESULTING FROM TAX CERTIORARI PROCEEDINGS,
  (II) EXPENDITURES RESULTING FROM COURT ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE
CITY,
  (III)  EMERGENCY  EXPENDITURES  WHICH ARE CERTIFIED BY THE STATE COMP-
TROLLER AS NECESSARY AS A RESULT OF DAMAGE TO OR DESTRUCTION OF  A  CITY
BUILDING OR EQUIPMENT,

 EXPLANATION--Matter in ITALICS (underscored) is new; matter in brackets
                      [ ] is old law to be omitted.

                                                           LBD15901-01-0

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  (IV)  CAPITAL  EXPENDITURES  FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, ACQUISITION, RECON-
STRUCTION, REHABILITATION OR IMPROVEMENT OF CITY  FACILITIES,  INCLUDING
DEBT SERVICE AND LEASE COSTS,
  (V)  EXPENDITURES  ATTRIBUTABLE TO PROJECTED INCREASES IN CONSTRUCTION
COSTS,
  (VI) NONRECURRING EXPENDITURES IN A PRIOR CITY FISCAL YEAR, AND
  (VII) EXPENDITURES INCURRED DUE TO MERGERS OR  SERVICE  CONSOLIDATIONS
BETWEEN  THE  CITY  AND ANY OTHER MUNICIPALITY DURING THE FISCAL YEAR IN
WHICH SUCH MERGER OR CONSOLIDATION OCCURS;
  (D) THE CITY BUDGET ADOPTED BY THE CITY LEGISLATIVE  BODY  INCLUDES  A
STATEMENT  OF  THE PROJECTED PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE OR DECREASE IN TOTAL
SPENDING DURING THE FISCAL YEAR, AND STATING THE REASONS  FOR  EXCLUDING
ANY INCREASE IN SPENDING IN FORMULATION OF THE CITY BUDGET; AND
  (E) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY, THE LEGISLA-
TIVE  BODY  OF THE CITY SHALL NOT AMEND A FINAL BUDGET IF SUCH AMENDMENT
RESULTS IN AN INCREASE IN EXCESS OF THE LIMITATION ESTABLISHED IN  PARA-
GRAPH (C) OF THIS SUBDIVISION; EXCEPT
  (1)  THE  INCREASED  SPENDING  IS  THE RESULT OF AN ACTUAL INCREASE IN
CONSTRUCTION COSTS ABOVE THE PROJECT COSTS THEREOF AT THE TIME THE BUDG-
ET WAS ADOPTED; HOWEVER IF ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS ARE LESS  THAN  THE
PROJECT COSTS, SUCH EXCESS FUNDS SHALL BE USED TO REDUCE TAXES, AND
  (2)  THE  INCREASED  SPENDING  IS PAID FROM GIFTS OR GRANTS IN AID NOT
INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET.
  2. THE TAX RELIEF EXEMPTION PROVIDED BY THIS SECTION SHALL BE EQUAL TO
THE EXEMPTION GRANTED TO THE OWNER OR OWNERS PURSUANT  TO  SECTION  FOUR
HUNDRED  TWENTY-FIVE  OF  THIS  TITLE  FOR THE TWO THOUSAND FIFTEEN--TWO
THOUSAND SIXTEEN SCHOOL YEAR.
  3. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF A BUDGET, EACH CITY
SHALL TRANSMIT A STATEMENT TO THE STATE COMPTROLLER, DESCRIBING THE  TAX
REVENUE  LOST  DURING  THAT FISCAL YEAR DUE TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION. THE  STATE  COMPTROLLER  SHALL  CERTIFY  THE
VALIDITY OF SUCH LOSSES WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIPT OF SUCH STATEMENT.
UPON  SUCH  VALIDATION  THE STATE COMPTROLLER SHALL PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE
CITY WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
  4. THE STATE SHALL APPROPRIATE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO FORTY-FIVE AND  ONE-
HALF  PERCENT  OF THE FUND APPROPRIATED BY THE STATE FOR THE IMPLEMENTA-
TION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION, WHICH SHALL BE  PAID  TO  CITIES
HAVING  A  POPULATION  OF  ONE  MILLION  OR MORE ACCORDING TO THE LATEST
DECENNIAL FEDERAL CENSUS, AND SUCH AMOUNT SHALL BE USED TO REDUCE INCOME
OR REAL PROPERTY TAXES IN SUCH CITIES AT THE CITIES' DISCRETION.
  5. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION:
  (A) "BASE YEAR" SHALL MEAN THE CITY FISCAL YEAR IMMEDIATELY  PRECEDING
THE COUNTY FISCAL YEAR FOR WHICH THE CITY BUDGET IS PREPARED.
  (B)  "CONSUMER  PRICE INDEX" SHALL MEAN THE PERCENTAGE THAT REPRESENTS
THE AVERAGE OF THE NATIONAL CONSUMER PRICE  INDEXES  DETERMINED  BY  THE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, FOR THE TWELVE MONTH PERIOD PRECEDING
JANUARY FIRST OF THE CURRENT YEAR.
  (C)  "CURRENT  YEAR"  SHALL  MEAN  THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH THE CITY
BUDGET IS SUBMITTED FOR A VOTE BY THE CITY'S LEGISLATIVE BODY.
  6. THE STATE SHALL APPROPRIATE ALL FUNDS NECESSARY  TO  MUNICIPALITIES
TO  ADMINISTER  THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION AND TO IMPLEMENT ANY LAW,
REGULATION, OR RULE ADOPTED AFTER JANUARY FIRST, TWO  THOUSAND  THIRTEEN
WHICH WOULD REQUIRE A MUNICIPALITY TO EXPEND ANY OF ITS AVAILABLE FUNDS.
  NOTWITHSTANDING  ANY  INCONSISTENT  PROVISION  OF  THIS  SECTION,  THE
PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH (C) OF SUBDIVISION ONE OF THIS SECTION SHALL NOT

A. 10540                            3

APPLY TO ANY COUNTY WHICH DOES NOT INCREASE ITS PROPERTY TAX RATE, SALES
TAX RATE, OR THE RATE OF ANY OTHER TAX, DURING ITS CURRENT BUDGET YEAR.
  S  425-C. COUNTY STATE-SUPPORTED TAX RELIEF (COUNTYSTAR) EXEMPTION. 1.
REAL PROPERTY SITUATE IN A COUNTY AND OWNED BY AN OWNER OR OWNERS GRANT-
ED THE SCHOOL TAX RELIEF EXEMPTION, PURSUANT  TO  SECTION  FOUR  HUNDRED
TWENTY-FIVE  OF  THIS  TITLE, AND NOT RECEIVING THE TAX EXEMPTION ESTAB-
LISHED BY SECTION FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE-B OF THIS TITLE SHALL ALSO BE
ELIGIBLE FOR A COUNTY REAL  PROPERTY  TAX  EXEMPTION  PURSUANT  TO  THIS
SECTION  FOR  COUNTY TAX YEARS COMMENCING ON OR AFTER JANUARY FIRST, TWO
THOUSAND FOURTEEN, IF SUCH COUNTY MEETS THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
  (A) THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF SUCH COUNTY APPROVES A RESOLUTION  PROVID-
ING FOR SUCH TAX RELIEF EXEMPTION;
  (B) (1) INCREASES IN TOTAL COUNTY EXPENDITURES DURING THE CURRENT YEAR
DO  NOT  EXCEED  THE  LESSER OF (I) ONE HUNDRED TWENTY PER CENTUM OF THE
TOTAL COUNTY EXPENDITURES FOR THE BASE YEAR MULTIPLIED BY  THE  CONSUMER
PRICE INDEX, OR (II) FOUR PERCENT.
  (2)  FOR  THE  PURPOSES  OF  SUBPARAGRAPH ONE OF THIS PARAGRAPH, TOTAL
COUNTY EXPENDITURES SHALL NOT INCLUDE:
  (I) EXPENDITURES RESULTING FROM TAX CERTIORARI PROCEEDINGS,
  (II) EXPENDITURES RESULTING FROM COURT ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE
COUNTY,
  (III) EMERGENCY EXPENDITURES WHICH ARE CERTIFIED BY  THE  STATE  COMP-
TROLLER AS NECESSARY AS A RESULT OF DAMAGE TO OR DESTRUCTION OF A COUNTY
BUILDING OR EQUIPMENT,
  (IV)  CAPITAL  EXPENDITURES  FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, ACQUISITION, RECON-
STRUCTION, REHABILITATION OR IMPROVEMENT OF COUNTY FACILITIES, INCLUDING
DEBT SERVICE AND LEASE COSTS,
  (V) EXPENDITURES ATTRIBUTABLE TO PROJECTED INCREASES  IN  CONSTRUCTION
COSTS,
  (VI) NONRECURRING EXPENDITURES IN A PRIOR COUNTY FISCAL YEAR, AND
  (VII)  EXPENDITURES  INCURRED DUE TO MERGERS OR SERVICE CONSOLIDATIONS
BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND ANY OTHER MUNICIPALITY DURING THE FISCAL YEAR  IN
WHICH SUCH MERGER OR CONSOLIDATION OCCURS;
  (C)  THE COUNTY BUDGET ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE BODY INCLUDES
A STATEMENT OF THE PROJECTED PERCENTAGE OF INCREASE OR DECREASE IN TOTAL
SPENDING DURING THE FISCAL YEAR, AND STATING THE REASONS  FOR  EXCLUDING
ANY INCREASE IN SPENDING IN FORMULATION OF THE COUNTY BUDGET; AND
  (D) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF LAW TO THE CONTRARY, THE LEGISLA-
TIVE BODY OF THE COUNTY SHALL NOT AMEND A FINAL BUDGET IF SUCH AMENDMENT
RESULTS  IN AN INCREASE IN EXCESS OF THE LIMITATION ESTABLISHED IN PARA-
GRAPH (B) OF THIS SUBDIVISION; EXCEPT
  (1) THE INCREASED SPENDING IS THE RESULT  OF  AN  ACTUAL  INCREASE  IN
CONSTRUCTION COSTS ABOVE THE PROJECT COSTS THEREOF AT THE TIME THE BUDG-
ET  WAS  ADOPTED; HOWEVER IF ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION COSTS ARE LESS THAN THE
PROJECT COSTS, SUCH EXCESS FUNDS SHALL BE USED TO REDUCE TAXES, AND
  (2) THE INCREASED SPENDING IS PAID FROM GIFTS OR  GRANTS  IN  AID  NOT
INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET.
  2. THE TAX RELIEF EXEMPTION PROVIDED BY THIS SECTION SHALL BE EQUAL TO
TWO-THIRDS  OF  THE EXEMPTION GRANTED TO THE OWNER OR OWNERS PURSUANT TO
SECTION FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE OF THIS  TITLE  FOR  THE  TWO  THOUSAND
FIFTEEN--TWO THOUSAND SIXTEEN SCHOOL YEAR BUT IN NO CASE SHALL THE VALUE
OF  THE EXEMPTION BE LESS THAN ONE-HALF OF ONE PERCENT OF THE TWO-THIRDS
OF THE EXEMPTION GRANTED TO THE OWNER OR OWNERS PURSUANT TO SECTION FOUR
HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE OF THIS TITLE  FOR  THE  TWO  THOUSAND  FIFTEEN--TWO
THOUSAND SIXTEEN SCHOOL YEAR.

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  3.  NOT  LATER  THAN  SEVEN  DAYS AFTER THE ADOPTION OF A BUDGET, EACH
COUNTY SHALL TRANSMIT A STATEMENT TO THE  STATE  COMPTROLLER  DESCRIBING
THE  TAX  REVENUE LOST DURING THAT FISCAL YEAR DUE TO THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION. THE STATE COMPTROLLER  SHALL  CERTIFY
THE VALIDITY OF SUCH LOSSES WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF RECEIPT OF SUCH STATE-
MENT.  UPON SUCH VALIDATION THE STATE COMPTROLLER SHALL PROVIDE FUNDS TO
THE COUNTY WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
  4. FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION:
  (A) "BASE YEAR" SHALL MEAN THE COUNTY FISCAL YEAR IMMEDIATELY  PRECED-
ING THE COUNTY FISCAL YEAR FOR WHICH THE COUNTY BUDGET IS PREPARED;
  (B)  "CONSUMER  PRICE INDEX" SHALL MEAN THE PERCENTAGE THAT REPRESENTS
THE AVERAGE OF THE NATIONAL CONSUMER PRICE  INDEXES  DETERMINED  BY  THE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, FOR THE TWELVE MONTH PERIOD PRECEDING
JANUARY FIRST OF THE CURRENT YEAR; AND
  (C)  "CURRENT  YEAR"  SHALL MEAN THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH THE COUNTY
BUDGET IS SUBMITTED FOR A VOTE BY THE COUNTY'S LEGISLATIVE BODY.
  5. THE STATE SHALL APPROPRIATE ALL FUNDS NECESSARY  TO  MUNICIPALITIES
TO  ADMINISTER  THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION AND TO IMPLEMENT ANY LAW,
REGULATION, OR RULE ADOPTED AFTER JANUARY FIRST, TWO  THOUSAND  THIRTEEN
WHICH WOULD REQUIRE A MUNICIPALITY TO EXPEND ANY OF ITS AVAILABLE FUNDS.
  NOTWITHSTANDING  ANY  INCONSISTENT  PROVISION  OF  THIS  SECTION,  THE
PROVISIONS OF PARAGRAPH (C) OF SUBDIVISION ONE OF SECTION  FOUR  HUNDRED
TWENTY-FIVE-B OF THIS TITLE SHALL NOT APPLY TO ANY COUNTY WHICH DOES NOT
INCREASE ITS PROPERTY TAX RATE, SALES TAX RATE, OR THE RATE OF ANY OTHER
TAX, DURING ITS CURRENT BUDGET YEAR.
  S  2. This act shall take effect on the first of January next succeed-
ing the date on which it shall have become a law.

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James Bacalles

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2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Sponsor Memo

2009-A10540 (ACTIVE) - Bill Text download pdf

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