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55 By Representatives Pettus, Crawford, Reynolds, Shaver,
66 Stringer, Moore (P), Shirey, Brown, Fidler, Lipscomb, Givens,
77 Daniels, Simpson, Shedd, Lee, Harrison, Ingram, Lovvorn,
88 Hulsey, Oliver, Rigsby, Ledbetter, Collins
99 RFD: Ways and Means General Fund
1010 First Read: 06-Feb-24
1111 PFD: 30-Jan-24
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2222 PFD: 30-Jan-24
23-Enrolled, An Act,
23+A BILL
24+TO BE ENTITLED
25+AN ACT
2426 Relating to ad valorem taxation; to limit the assessed
2527 value of certain real property for ad valorem tax purposes,
2628 with exceptions.
2729 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
2830 Section 1. (a) After each county-wide reappraisal, as
2931 provided by Article 2, Chapter 7, Title 40, Code of Alabama
3032 1975, and the resulting assessed value of property for ad
3133 valorem tax purposes, the tax assessor shall annually compare
3234 the assessed value of each real property reappraised or
3335 reassessed to the prior year's assessed value. If the assessed
3436 value of the property increased, then the tax assessor shall
3537 adjust the assessed value of the property pursuant to this
3638 section.
3739 (b)(1) Class III properties, as defined in Section
3840 40-8-1, Code of Alabama 1975, shall be limited to not more
3941 than a seven percent increase in the assessed value of the
4042 property from the previous year's assessed value.
4143 (2) Class II properties, as defined in Section 40-8-1,
4244 Code of Alabama 1975, shall be limited to not more than a
4345 seven percent increase in the assessed value of the property
44-from the previous year's assessed value.
45-(c) The limitations provided for in subsection (b)
46-shall not apply to:
47-(1) Real property that has never been assessed.
48-(2) Additions or improvements to real property,
49-including new construction. This shall not include repairs to
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75+seven percent increase in the assessed value of the property
76+from the previous year's assessed value.
77+(c) The limitations provided for in subsection (b)
78+shall not apply to:
79+(1) Real property that has never been assessed.
80+(2) Additions or improvements to real property,
7981 including new construction. This shall not include repairs to
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8183 grounds of the property.
8284 (3) Change to the classification of the property.
8385 (4) Change in ownership of the property, except for any
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8587 a. Transfers between spouse or family members for no or
8688 nominal consideration, including upon death of owner.
8789 b. Transfers due to redemption after foreclosure of a
8890 mortgage, tax sale, or tax lien.
8991 (5) Property located in a tax increment district
9092 created pursuant to Chapter 99 of Title 11.
9193 (d) The limitations provided for in subsection (b)
9294 shall be effective October 1, 2024 and shall continue through
9395 the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2027.
94-Section 2. This act shall become effective on October
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96+(e) The Alabama Department of Revenue shall analyze the
97+data and assessed valuation of Class II and Class III real
98+property during the most recent reappraisal periods and submit
99+its findings to the Alabama Ad Valorem Advisory Committee. The
100+Department and the Committee shall jointly submit findings and
101+recommendations regarding the valuation impact of the cap on
102+the assessed value of real property in Alabama and potential
103+improvements in assessment methodology to help achieve a more
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115-Speaker of the House of Representatives
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117-President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
118-House of Representatives
119-I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and
120-was passed by the House 09-Apr-24, as amended.
121-John Treadwell
122-Clerk
123-Senate 08-May-24 Amended and Passed
124-House 08-May-24 Concurred in Senate
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133+improvements in assessment methodology to help achieve a more
134+predictable long-term process to the Governor, the Lieutenant
135+Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, the Speaker
136+of the House of Representatives, and to the Legislative
137+Services Agency no later than December 31, 2026.
138+Section 2. This act shall become effective on October
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151+committee on Ways and Means General
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154+Read for the second time and placed
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158+Read for the third time and passed
159+as amended
160+Yeas 97
161+Nays 1
162+Abstains 2
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