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received pursuant to section 1893.__Revenue generated pursuant to | this section may not be used to supplant local funds. |
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| | 4.__Effect on revenue sharing and other state-aid programs.__ | Revenue received pursuant to section 1893 may not be considered | to be receipts from the taxes imposed under this Part for the | purpose of transfers to the Local Government Fund under Title 30- | A, section 5681.__Revenue received pursuant to section 1893 may | not be used to reduce or eliminate any funding otherwise due the | municipality under any provision of law providing aid to the | participating municipality, including, but not limited to, aid | for schools, roads, public assistance or jails. |
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| | The question of whether to impose a local option real estate | sales tax must be submitted to the legal voters of a municipality | that seeks to impose the local option real estate sales tax. |
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| | The petition process and the voting at elections held in | cities, towns and plantations must be held and conducted in | accordance with Title 30-A, sections 2528, 2529 and 2532 even if | the municipality has not accepted the provisions of section 2528.__ | The voting at elections held in municipalities must be held and | conducted in accordance with Title 21-A.__The municipal clerk | shall make a return of the results, certify the results and send | them to the Secretary of State. The Secretary of State shall | forward the results to the register of deeds for that | municipality. |
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| | The local option real estate sales tax may be discontinued by | referendum conducted in the same manner as the referendum | adopting the tax under this section. |
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| §1896.__Effective date of tax |
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| | The local option real estate sales tax authorized by this | chapter takes effect 120 days after the municipal referendum vote | under section 1895 if it is accepted by a majority of the local | voters voting at the election and the total number of votes cast | equals or exceeds 20% of the total number of votes cast in that | municipality in the most recent gubernatorial election. |
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| | This bill allows a municipality to impose a local option real | estate sales tax of 1% on the sale of property for more than | $1,000,000. Revenue from the tax must be distributed by the | municipality levying the tax to local nonprofit housing |
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