Plain English Breakdown
The candidate explanation included a provision that was not supported by the official source material. The prohibition on using ADS-B systems is mentioned in the bill text but does not seem to be directly related to the main purpose of reporting ad valorem tax data.
Ad Valorem Tax Reporting Act
This act requires parish tax assessors and collectors to report ad valorem property tax assessment and collection data annually to the Louisiana Tax Commission, which must include this information in its reports to the governor and legislature.
What This Bill Does
- Requires parish tax assessors to send a yearly report of ad valorem property taxes assessed within their parish to the Louisiana Tax Commission by November 15th.
- Requires parish tax collectors to send a yearly report of all ad valorem taxes collected for the previous year on taxable property in their parish to the Louisiana Tax Commission by November 15th.
- Instructs the Louisiana Tax Commission to include this data in its annual reports to the governor and legislature.
Who It Names or Affects
- Parish tax assessors
- Parish tax collectors
- The Louisiana Tax Commission
Terms To Know
- Ad Valorem Taxes
- Taxes based on the value of a property or item.
- Louisiana Tax Commission
- A state agency responsible for overseeing tax laws and regulations in Louisiana.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if parish assessors or collectors fail to submit their reports on time.
- It is unclear how the data will be used by the governor and legislature beyond providing information about ad valorem tax assessments and collections.