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HB 2964

Changes the dates upon which property taxes are due and delinquent

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Tricia Byrnes

HB 2964 shifts Missouri property tax payment and delinquency dates, affecting revenue timing for local governments and payment obligations for property owners.

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Bill Summary · HB 2964

Legislative bill overview

HB 2964 modifies the payment schedule and delinquency timeline for Missouri property taxes. The bill changes when property tax payments are due and when they are considered delinquent, affecting both homeowners and local government revenue cycles.

Why is this important

Property tax payment dates directly impact cash flow for counties, schools, and municipalities that depend on timely revenue collection. Changes to delinquency dates can affect how aggressively local governments pursue tax collection and influence penalties and interest owed by property owners.

Potential points of contention

  • Local government revenue timing: Counties and schools may face budgeting challenges if payment dates shift, potentially delaying essential services or creating cash flow problems
  • Burden on taxpayers: Earlier due dates could strain homeowners' finances, while later dates might be viewed as enabling delinquency; penalties and interest rates become more significant with timeline changes
  • Administrative costs: Tax assessors and collectors would need to update systems, procedures, and notices, creating implementation expenses for already-stretched local budgets

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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