Bill Summary
HB 1003 Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemptions (2012 Session)
Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemptions: Proposes amendment to s. 3, Art. VII & creation of s. 32, Art. XII of State Constitution to provide additional exemption from ad valorem taxes on tangible personal property valued at more than $25,000 but less than $50,000, to authorize county or municipality to provide additional exemption from ad valorem taxation for tangible personal property by ordinance as provided by general law, & to provide effective date. Effective Date: Not Specified
12/12/11
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Filed
12/28/11
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Referred to Finance & Tax Committee; Economic Affairs Committee
12/28/11
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Now in Finance & Tax Committee
01/30/12
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On Committee agenda - Finance & Tax Committee, 02/01/12, 1:00 pm, 17 H
02/01/12
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Favorable by Finance & Tax Committee; 18 Yeas, 5 Nays
02/02/12
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Now in Economic Affairs Committee
02/06/12
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On Committee agenda - Economic Affairs Committee, 02/08/12, 8:00 am, 102 H
02/08/12
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Temporarily postponed by Economic Affairs Committee
02/14/12
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On Committee agenda - Economic Affairs Committee, 02/16/12, 11:30 am, 102 H
02/15/12
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On Committee agenda - Economic Affairs Committee, 02/17/12, 8:00 am, 102 H
02/16/12
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Temporarily postponed by Economic Affairs Committee
02/17/12
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Favorable with CS by Economic Affairs Committee; 17 Yeas, 0 Nays
02/20/12
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Committee Substitute Text (C1) Filed
02/20/12
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Placed on Calendar, on 2nd reading
02/20/12
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Placed on Special Order Calendar for 02/22/12
02/22/12
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Temporarily Postponed on Second Reading
02/28/12
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Placed on Special Order Calendar for 03/01/12
03/01/12
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Read Second Time; Amendment Adopted (277759)
03/01/12
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Engrossed Text (E1) Filed
03/02/12
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Read Third Time; Passed (Vote: 112 Yeas / 2 Nays)
03/02/12
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In Messages
03/05/12
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Received; Referred to Community Affairs; Budget Subcommittee on Finance and Tax; Budget
03/08/12
SENATE
Withdrawn from Community Affairs; Budget Subcommittee on Finance and Tax; Budget; Placed on Calendar, on 2nd reading; Substituted for SB 1064; Read Second Time; Passed (Vote: 40 Yeas / 0 Nays)
03/08/12
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Ordered enrolled
03/08/12
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Enrolled Text (ER) Filed
04/06/12
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Signed by Officers and filed with Secretary of State
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- Backup Materials from the Office of Economic & Demographic Research's Revenue Impact Estimating Conference held January 6, 2012
- Table Summary from the Office of Economic & Demographic Research's Revenue Impact Estimating Conference held January 6, 2012
- Senate Session Summary: H 1003 - Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemptions
- Department of Revenue Bill Analysis: HB 1003
- Laws of Florida, HJR 1003
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