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Ad Valorem Taxation of Certain Stored Property

Norma DeVries

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The first called special session of the 82nd Legislature passed Senate Bill 1 that made comprehensive changes to the goods-in-transit exemption. Among the changes are time-sensitive amendments, summaries of which include:  For a tax year that begins on or after Jan. 1, 2012, a taxing unit may not tax goods-in-tra

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The first called special session of the 82nd Legislature passed Senate Bill 1 that made comprehensive changes to the goods-in-transit exemption. Among the changes are time-sensitive amendments, summaries of which include:  For a tax year that begins on or after Jan. 1, 2012, a taxing unit may not tax goods-in-tra

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The first called special session of the 82nd Legislature passed Senate Bill 1 that made comprehensive changes to the goods-in-transit exemption. Among the changes are time-sensitive amendments, summaries of which include:  For a tax year that begins on or after Jan. 1, 2012, a taxing unit may not tax goods-in-tra

Key concepts: Ad valorem tax, Legislature, Session (web analytics), Business, Property tax, Economics, Property (philosophy), Law and economics

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