aircraft license tax; technical correction
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution proposes an amendment to the Arizona Constitution regarding the aircraft license tax. It clarifies that the license tax replaces ad valorem property taxes on aircraft, with specific exceptions for regularly scheduled airline flights, aircraft dealers, non-resident aircraft used for limited personal trips, and aircraft used exclusively by state or public service entities. The bill outlines how the license tax will be assessed and distributed.
Key provisions
- Imposes a license tax on aircraft registered in Arizona.
- Replaces ad valorem property taxes on aircraft with this license tax.
- Exempts regularly scheduled airline flights.
- Exempts aircraft owned by aircraft dealers.
- Exempts non-resident aircraft used for limited personal trips.
- Exempts aircraft used exclusively by the state or public service entities.
Who is affected
- Aircraft owners in Arizona
- Aircraft dealers in Arizona
- Non-resident aircraft owners
- The State of Arizona
- Political subdivisions of Arizona
Notable changes
- Replaces property taxes with a dedicated license tax for aircraft.
- Specifies exemptions for certain types of aircraft and usage.
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