Toth School Tax Bill Delays Surplus Cuts Until 2027
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 1553
90% of revenue over the spending growth limit buys down school taxes. At zero, the state pays.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
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90% of revenue over the spending growth limit buys down school taxes. At zero, the state pays.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Swaps in the new term across every state law.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Notice within two school days of learning of the charge.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Only licensed sexually oriented businesses may sell them.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Parents or guardians living with a disabled person qualify.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Ramps and accessible restrooms stay out of taxable value.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
All fees back, exams included, if certified within two years.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Due date: six to eight months out. Good luck.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Send the invoice, then sue if unpaid in six to eight months.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
$1.50 a mile, or more if the budget says so.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Formal application now, zip code included.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Every school in 500-plus districts gets one now. New state aid helps pay.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Paid for only if money is appropriated or donated.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Early college high school completers join the distinction measures.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Every residence hall stocks them. Resident advisors train every year.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Each full first evaluation brings $2,000 from the state formula.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
The veteran rule and citizenship application go. Counties can hire starting December 1, 2025.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
One firm designs and builds. The usual rules apply “to the extent practicable.”
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Bars probation and deferred adjudication for certain defendants, including state jail felony cases.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Open request for proposals. Facilities, lodging and staff details required.
Filed Dec 9, 2024
Derived stock: 20 measures filed December 9, 2024 in 89R. 20 bills and joint resolutions, 0 other resolutions. Snapshot Oct 26, 2026 at 6:51 AM CDT.
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