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HARRY HUGHES, Governor 87
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(4) The term "domestic" as applied to a corporation shall
mean organized under the laws of this [state] STATE.
(25) The word ["manfacturing"] "MANUFACTURING" includes,
without limitation, the operation of sawmills, grain or feed
mills, and of machinery and equipment used in the extraction and
processing of minerals, metals, or any earthen materials, and/or
by-products resulting from such extraction or processing.
9.
(g) (2) The property of any blind person who has permanent
impairment of both eyes of the following status: central visual
[of] acuity OF 20/200 or less in the better eye, with corrective
glasses, or central visual acuity of more than 20/200 if there is
a field defect in which the peripheral field has contracted to
such an extent that the widest diameter of visual field subtends
an angular distance no greater than twenty degrees on the better
eye. The exemption shall be in the amount of $6,000 of the value
of the property. In the event of the blind person's death, the
spouse shall retain the exemption until remarriage, as long as
the spouse remains the owner of and resides on the property.
12F-1.
(j) Each month or more frequently, if appropriate, the
county or Baltimore City official shall submit a report to the
Department requesting reimbursement for an amount equal to the
difference between the amount of the total real property taxes
levied on the eligible homeowners and the total amount of the
property tax liability as reflected in tax bills adjusted to
allow for the [credit] CREDITS provided for by this section (but
not [included] INCLUDING the amounts of any credits allowed under
§ 12F-2) and redeemed tax credit vouchers paid. The Department
shall certify to the Comptroller within 5 working days after
receipt of a report the amount of reimbursement due each county
and Baltimore City. Within 5 working days the Comptroller shall
make the payment to each county and Baltimore City or the county
or Baltimore City official may withhold from taxes levied and
collected in accord with §§ 33 and 61 of this article an amount
sufficient to reimburse the county or Baltimore City.
12G-11.
(b) The owner of qualified property shall receive a credit
against the real property taxes imposed upon the eligible
assessment of such qualified property by Baltimore City, or[,] by
any county; provided, if such qualified property is located
within a municipal corporation it will not be eligible to receive
a credit from the county real property taxes unless the county
within which the municipal corporation is located agreed to the
designation of an enterprise zone within such municipal
corporation. Real property taxes imposed by the State shall not
be affected by this section.
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