Show-Me Property Tax Reform Deadline

A peek at a goal that's probably more important than giving more cash to BILLIONAIRE pro-sports owners . . . 

"House Speaker Jon Patterson, R-Lee’s Summit, said there are several Senate-passed bills that the House can choose from that could reduce property taxes.

"They include SB 1066, which contains multiple provisions related to property taxes, including requiring the individual assessment of different property tax subclasses. Siloing the subclasses so increases in the assessed value of one type of property, like residential or commercial, do not affect others may allow taxpayers to benefit from lower tax rates.

"That Senate bill is in a conference committee, where the two chambers work on a compromise. If they come to an agreement, the House and Senate would need to vote one more time on the bill.

"Patterson echoed Senate Republicans’ comments from the beginning of the session that property tax change has been a goal."

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Property tax relief is a priority in last week of Missouri legislative session

Other legislation that could be considered in the last week of the 2026 session includes a wide-reaching education bill and measures to limit vehicle inspections and raise the rural highway speed limit.