annual taxes; technical correction
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Overview
This resolution proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution regarding the annual tax. Specifically, it clarifies that the legislature must establish an annual tax to cover the state’s ordinary expenses and debt payments. The amendment also states that any tax law must clearly define its purpose and that all state taxes must be paid in money. The amendment will be submitted to voters for approval.
Key provisions
- Proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution.
- Requires the legislature to provide for an annual tax.
- The annual tax must cover state expenses and debt.
- Tax laws must clearly state their purpose.
- All state taxes must be paid in money.
Who is affected
- Taxpayers in Arizona
- The State of Arizona
- The Arizona Legislature
Notable changes
- Clarifies the legislature’s responsibility for establishing an annual tax.
Fiscal impact
The amendment itself does not directly address fiscal impact, but it impacts the state’s revenue structure and how it manages expenses and debt.
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