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The Counties Credit Bill
Missouri counties can give tax credit to disabled veterans
Establishes the "Missouri Disabled Veterans Personal Property Tax Credit Act", authorizing counties to adopt a personal property tax credit for certain disabled veterans who own up to two motor vehicles
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, counties could let disabled veterans keep money on their car tax if they own one or two vehicles.
Our take
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Veterans who rely on a car or truck would save on property taxes, easing their budgets; counties would lose a small amount of revenue.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- HB2672 proposes a personal property tax credit in Missouri.
- The credit applies to disabled veterans who own up to two motor vehicles.
- Counties would be authorized to adopt the credit.
- Sponsored by Republican representatives Mike Jones, Brandon Phelps, Melissa Schmidt, Ron Fowler, Mike Steinmeyer, Matthew Overcast, and Terri Violet.
- The bill is currently introduced and has not yet become law.
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