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SB 3057

City of Booneville; extend date of repeal on city's hotel, motel and restaurant tax.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Daniel Sparks

Extends Booneville's local hotel/motel/restaurant tax repeal date, keeping the tax in place longer and preserving city revenue from hospitality businesses and guests.

Approved by Governor
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Bill Summary · SB 3057

Summary — SB 3057

Title: City of Booneville; extend date of repeal on city's hotel, motel and restaurant tax
Status: Approved by Governor

Purpose

SB 3057 extends the repeal date for a locally-imposed tax on hotels, motels and restaurants in the City of Booneville. In other words, it continues (for a longer period) a municipal excise or local option tax that otherwise would have expired under existing law.

Key provisions (based on available document)

  • Amends the local statute that imposes the City of Booneville’s hotel, motel and restaurant tax by extending the date on which that tax is repealed.
  • No specific repeal date, tax rate, or new effective date is contained in the summary record provided here. The enrolled/official text should be consulted for the exact statutory language and new repeal date.

Who is affected

  • Hotels, motels and restaurants located in the City of Booneville (they remain subject to the local tax for the extended period).
  • Consumers/guests paying short-term lodging charges and restaurant patrons, who may continue to pay the tax.
  • City of Booneville municipal government, which will continue to receive revenue from this tax for the extended period.
  • Related local stakeholders (tourism sector, hospitality businesses, tax administrators).

Likely impacts

  • Fiscal: preserves or prolongs a revenue stream for the City of Booneville; the amount depends on the tax rate and economic activity in the hospitality sector.
  • Economic: businesses remain subject to the local tax, which could have minor effects on pricing, demand, or competitiveness depending on the length of extension and relative tax level.
  • Administrative: continued collection and remittance obligations for affected businesses until the newly specified repeal date.

Legislative timeline and procedural history (selected)

  • Introduced: (document lists both) 2024-01-24 and 2025-04-22 (records indicate activity spanning 2024–2025).
  • Referred to Local Government / Local & Private / committees; public hearing held and considered in committee (May 5, 2025).
  • Committee reported favorably and recommended for local & uncontested calendar (May 6, 2025).
  • Passed both chambers (Senate and House actions recorded March 2025).
  • Enrolled Bill Signed: 2025-04-01 (recorded).
  • Approved by Governor: entries show 2025-04-10 and a final “Approved by Governor” status (document header).
  • Transmitted/received actions are listed across April–May 2025 in the record provided.

Note: the document contains multiple, partly inconsistent date entries (for introduction and gubernatorial transmission/approval). Consult the official enrolled bill or the state legislative website for the definitive chronological record and the exact amended repeal date.

Sponsors and related measures

  • Primary sponsors: KOUCHI; Sparks
  • Companion bills: HB 5674 and HB 2368

Where to find the full details

To determine the exact new repeal date, any transitional or sunset provisions, and the precise statutory amendments, review the enrolled bill text (SB 3057) on the official state legislature website or the enacted law compilation.

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

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