HB 1475: To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-service Storage Facilities That Is…
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HB 1475
TO IDENTIFY THE INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITIES THAT IS EXEMPT FROM PROPERTY TAXES; AND TO REQUIRE A COUNTY ASSESSOR TO PROVIDE AN EXPLANATION RELATED TO A TAXPAYER'S INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Arkansas · Became law
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| Ricky Hill | Sponsors | Ricky Hill sponsored HB 1475: To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-service Storage Facilities That Is…. | None |
| Howard Beaty | Sponsors | Howard Beaty sponsored HB 1475: To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-service Storage Facilities That Is…. | None |
| To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-Service Storage Facilities That Is Exempt From Property Taxes; and to Require A County Assessor to Provide an Explanation Related to A Taxpayer'S Intangible Personal Property. | Source records | HB 1475: To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-service Storage Facilities That Is… has an explicit source reference to To Identify the Intangible Personal Property of Self-Service Storage Facilities That Is Exempt From Property Taxes; and to Require A County Assessor to Provide an Explanation Related to A Taxpayer'S Intangible Personal Property.. | None |
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