Intent of legislative bill:

  1. Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
    1. Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
    2. Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
    3. Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
  2. Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
    1. Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
      1. Due to highbred classes
      2. If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
  3. NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3

(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)

No fiscal note expected

 


68th Legislative Session - 2023
Sponsors:
Committees:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs - Fort Union Room
Status Updates:
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Categories:
  • Education
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

  1. Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
    1. Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
    2. Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
    3. Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
  2. Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
    1. Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
      1. Due to highbred classes
      2. If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
  3. NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3

(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)

No fiscal note expected

 


68th Legislative Session - 2023
Sponsors:
Committees:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs - Fort Union Room
Status Updates:
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Categories:
  • Education
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

  1. Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
    1. Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
    2. Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
    3. Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
  2. Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
    1. Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
      1. Due to highbred classes
      2. If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
  3. NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3

(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)

No fiscal note expected

 


68th Legislative Session - 2023
Sponsors:
Committees:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs - Fort Union Room
Status Updates:
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Categories:
  • Education
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Proposed by NDACTVSO for possible bill sponsor
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Proposed by NDACTVSO for possible bill sponsor
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Proposed by NDACTVSO for possible bill sponsor
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Proposed by NDACTVSO for possible bill sponsor
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Proposed by NDACTVSO for possible bill sponsor
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED HOUSE 92-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED HOUSE 92-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED HOUSE 92-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED HOUSE 92-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED HOUSE 92-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Hearing - Fort Union Room
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Hearing - Fort Union Room
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Hearing - Fort Union Room
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Hearing - Fort Union Room
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
Senate Agriculture and Veterans Affairs Hearing - Fort Union Room
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED SENATE 47-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change

Intent of legislative bill:

Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.

  1. Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)

(remove “Un-remarried” from law)

  1. Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
  2. NDCC 39-04-18

Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases

  1. Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
  2. NDCC 39-04-19(3)

Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.

  1. Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
  2. NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
  3. Minimal fiscal note expected

Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income


68th Legislative Session - 2023 House Bill
Sponsors:
Status Updates:
PASSED SENATE 47-0
Categories:
  • Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
  • Appreciation of Veterans and Military
  • Education
  • Financial: Property Tax
  • Law/Policy Change