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Senate passes HB 11 76 setting $1,600 primary-residence credit and tying relief to legacy earnings
Summary
The Senate adopted and passed House Bill 11 76, which raises a property tax credit to $1,600, removes a 'skin in the game' provision, and funds the program by linking appropriations to legacy earnings; sponsors called it meaningful and sustainable.
The Senate adopted and passed House Bill 11 76, a comprehensive property-tax relief and reform bill that sets the primary-residence credit at $1,600, removes a so-called “skin in the game” provision, and ties funding to legacy-fund earnings.
Senator Weber, presenting the conference committee report, said the committee made three changes: raised the primary-residence credit to $1,600, removed the skin-in-the-game requirement,…
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