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Committee advances several technical tax bills; treasurer flags rapid growth in PIDs and IFDs
Summary
The committee approved technical amendments — dyed‑diesel search limits, taxpayer information‑sharing for assessors, and vehicle‑insurance clarifications — and heard the Treasurer's Debt Affordability Study, which highlighted more than 200 active public infrastructure districts with roughly $3.6 billion in combined debt and only about 54% compliance with reporting requirements.
On Nov. 19 the Revenue and Taxation Interim Committee advanced several shorter, technical measures and received a debt‑affordability briefing from State Treasurer Marlo Oakes.
Representative Gracious presented a clarification to the tax code that a pickup truck carrying diesel fuel does not, by itself, constitute probable cause for an enforcement tank dip; the committee passed the dyed‑diesel search amendments unanimously after sponsor and law‑enforcement stakeholders described the limited and…
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