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Missouri Revised Statutes § 135.800 - Citation — definitions
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This section gives the chapter’s short title and defines key terms used in sections 135.800 to 135.830.
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This section gives the chapter’s short title and defines key terms used in sections 135.800 to 135.830.
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Missouri local taxing jurisdictions may impose a local use tax if voters approve it, and the tax rate generally follows the related local sales tax rate.
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Interest is payable on certain refunds or overpayments only if they are not refunded within the stated time limits.
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Counties may impose a county sales tax only under this section, must reduce property taxes each year the tax is imposed, and may not use the tax for zoological purposes.
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This section gives eligible lenders a tax credit for interest waived on certain agricultural crop loans, requires a certificate process, and sets a yearly cap and sunset date.
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Eligible lenders can get a tax credit for waived first-year interest on a qualifying family farm livestock loan, but they must present a tax credit certificate to use it.
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County tax authorities must levy the taxes required by this law, and tax-collection officials must collect and remit them as other taxes are collected.
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A county or municipality cannot repeal or amend a local use tax unless voters approve it, except that repealing the local sales tax counts as repealing the local use tax.
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Unpaid tax bills may be summarily foreclosed after they have been overdue for at least two years; municipal holders of tax sale certificates, certificates of purchase, or tax deeds may also foreclose their liens and share lien priority rights.
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Taxpayers may pay current taxes under protest, but they must pay the bill in full, file a written protest, and start a court action within 90 days if they want recovery.
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This provision sets procedures for local sales taxes, including notice to the director of revenue, collection rules, retailer duties, exemptions, reporting, and bond requirements.
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This provision assigns levee-tax collection duties to board secretaries and collector-treasurers, including handling delinquent levee taxes.