Property Tax Relief

• Use at least $10 billion of the state’s budget surplus for property tax relief
• Speed-up tax rate compression to lower school district M&O rates, providing relief for ALL property taxpayers
• Eliminate local taxing authorities’ loopholes by requiring two-thirds voter approval for all tax increases
• Increase the business personal property tax exemption to $100,000 to support small businesses
• Require all local bond issues and tax rate elections to be on the November ballot and approved by a two-thirds supermajority of voters

House Bill 218 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 228 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 264 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 275 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 1030 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 1553 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 2743 – Using Budget Surplus to ‘Buy-Down’ School M&O Property Taxes

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House Bill 763 – Disaster Loophole Elimination for Property Tax Rate Hikes

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House Bill 1131 – Disaster Loophole Elimination for Property Tax Rate Hikes

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Senate Bill 1449 – Disaster Loophole Elimination for Property Tax Rate Hikes

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House Bill 2574 – Increase Voter Approval Threshold to 60% for Bond Elections

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House Bill 2736 – Two-Thirds Voter Approval Threshold for Tax and Bond Elections

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House Bill 1519 – Bond Elections to Uniform November Election Date

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Senate Bill 533 – Bond Elections to Uniform November Election Date

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House Bill 2672 – Bond Elections to Uniform November Election Date