Revenue and taxation; increase maximum acreage to qualify for assessment and taxation as a bona fide conservation use property
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House Bill 90 increases the maximum acreage allowed for a property to qualify for a lower property tax assessment under Georgia’s ‘bona fide conservation use’ designation. Currently, properties must be 20 acres or less to qualify. This bill raises that limit to 100 acres, encouraging landowners to preserve larger tracts of land for conservation purposes. The bill also includes a contingent effective date and a provision for automatic repeal if certain conditions aren’t met.
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