SPONSOR: Riggs
Beginning January 1, 2027, a qualified taxpayer will be allowed a deduction from the taxpayer's Missouri adjusted gross income in an amount equal to 100% of all tangible personal property taxes actually paid by the qualified taxpayer in a given tax year on all tangible personal property taxes owed. The taxpayer may choose, instead, to take the amount as an itemized deduction on his or her state income tax return.
Only the amounts of personal property taxes actually paid by the taxpayer qualify for the deduction and only if the amounts are paid during the tax year for which this deduction is claimed. A deduction can not be claimed for the amount of tangible personal property tax that has been or is used in obtaining a state tax credit, exemption, subtraction, or a different deduction.
This bill will sunset six years after the effective date unless reauthorized by an act of the General Assembly.
This bill is similar to HCS HB 859 (2025); HB 1812 (2024); and HB 1097 (2023).
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