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Committee hears HB 134 to change sales-tax treatment for manufactured homes; local governments warn of revenue loss
Summary
HB 134 would change how manufactured homes are taxed by excluding a labor component from sales tax, creating parity with stick-built homes, and includes a June 2030 sunset. County officials warned the change would shift local sales tax revenue away from local governments.
The sales-tax subcommittee heard House Bill 134, a proposal to change how manufactured homes are taxed at the time of sale by excluding the tax on the labor component (the bill text treats roughly 40% of the sale as labor). The author said the change would align tax treatment more closely with stick-built housing and argued it would support affordable homeownership.
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