2026-2027; taxation; omnibus.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
House Bill 4152 makes significant changes to Arizona's tax laws, primarily focusing on taxes levied on insurance companies and vehicle registrations. It increases taxes on insurance premiums, particularly for vehicle insurance, and introduces a new tax on vehicle registrations. The bill also modifies tax credits and reporting requirements, aiming to provide financial relief to certain businesses and municipalities while ensuring adequate revenue collection.
Key provisions
- Increases the tax rate on insurance premiums, with a new .4312% tax on vehicle registrations.
- Modifies the distribution of fire insurance tax revenue to municipalities and fire districts.
- Introduces a premium tax credit for certain insurance companies.
- Amends sections related to reporting requirements for insurance companies.
- Updates tax rates for various insurance types (disability, health, other).
- Revises provisions regarding the calculation and allocation of tax credits.
- Adds a chapter related to vehicle registration taxes.
- Updates definitions related to international operations centers and renewable energy facilities.
Who is affected
- Insurance companies
- Vehicle owners
- Municipalities and fire districts
- Taxpayers
- The Department of Revenue
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