Taxation - Property Subject to Taxation
This bill exempts the real and tangible personal property of Amos House in Providence from local property taxes.
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Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
Every Rhode Island bill, in plain English.
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This bill exempts the real and tangible personal property of Amos House in Providence from local property taxes.
This bill changes Tiverton's property tax exemption for seniors into a tax credit determined by the local tax assessor.
This bill exempts the Rhode Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's property in Providence from local property taxes.
This bill allows Coventry to sort property into three classes and set different tax rates for each class.
This bill changes Cranston's property tax exemptions for veterans, seniors, and disabled residents into inflation-adjusted tax credits.
This bill allows the town of Coventry to classify property into three categories and set different local tax rates.
This bill exempts the property owned by the nonprofit organization Amos House in Providence from state property taxes.
This bill changes Cranston's property tax exemptions for veterans, seniors, and disabled individuals into flat, inflation-adjusted tax credits.
Updates senior property tax rules in Tiverton and creates a tiered tax credit schedule for seniors in Johnston.
This bill changes how foreclosure notices are mailed and gives military members a year of foreclosure protection after deployment.
This bill updates property tax exemptions for elderly and disabled residents in Glocester, allowing the town to set specific limits.
This bill gives the town of Glocester more flexibility to set property tax exemptions for elderly and disabled residents.
This bill exempts the Mount St. Rita Health Centre in Cumberland from paying property taxes starting December 31, 2025.
This bill exempts the Mount St. Rita Health Centre, a nonprofit in Cumberland, from paying property taxes.
Allows Tiverton to set different property tax rates for businesses, homeowners, and landlords.
This bill exempts the Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center in Pawtucket from paying taxes on its real estate and property.
This bill allows Tiverton to set different property tax rates for different types of properties, like homes and businesses.
This bill exempts the Blackstone Valley Advocacy Center's properties in Pawtucket from real and personal property taxes.
This bill exempts the property owned by Community MusicWorks in Providence from state and local property taxes.
This bill exempts the property of Community MusicWorks, a nonprofit organization in Providence, from local property taxes.
This bill exempts the property of Blithewold, Inc., a nonprofit organization located in Bristol, from local property taxes.
This bill exempts the real estate and physical property owned by the Providence nonprofit AS220 from property taxes.
This bill exempts the property of Blithewold, Inc., a nonprofit in Bristol, from paying property taxes.
This bill aligns Rhode Island's tax reporting thresholds for informational returns, like 1099s, with federal IRS guidelines.
This bill allows banks to calculate their Rhode Island taxes based only on their sales within the state.
This bill aligns Rhode Island's income reporting thresholds with federal tax code thresholds, removing the previous $100 minimum.
A routine statutory cleanup bill that makes technical corrections, fixes typos, and updates cross-references throughout the Rhode Island General Laws.
This bill increases the property tax credit for totally disabled veterans and their unmarried widows/widowers in Tiverton.
This bill creates property, business, and sales tax exemptions to support small-scale and city-based farming operations.
This bill extends the time the state has to audit out-of-state contractors for unpaid taxes from 30 to 60 days.
This bill extends the time the state has to audit out-of-state contractors for unpaid taxes from 30 days to 60 days.
This bill bans "ghost preparers" who charge for preparing taxes without signing the return, and establishes penalties for violations.
This bill provides property, income, and sales tax exemptions to support urban and small-scale (<5 acres) farming operations.
This bill allows cities and towns to waive overdue tax interest for commercial properties with a good payment history.
This bill allows commercial property owners to qualify for a one-time forgiveness of interest on late property tax payments.
This bill allows Charlie's Oil Co., Inc. to restore its corporate status by paying overdue taxes and fees.
Creates a $330 state child tax credit and imposes a new surtax on individuals earning over $1 million annually.
This bill increases state income tax exemptions for pensions, Social Security benefits, and allows deductions for licensed cannabis businesses.
This bill allows the town of Exeter to offer a $5,000 property tax exemption to totally disabled military veterans.
Mandates that municipal property tax exemptions for veterans must also apply to life estates held by qualified veterans.