Arkansas General Sales Tax initiative act text summary
Arkansas Secretary of State notes initiative petition filed July 6 1932 proposing a General Sales Tax with 1 percent levy on many goods services and utilities including electricity gas and hotel receipts. It requires licenses for businesses collects monthly taxes via cash stamps or unit quantity redutions and sets penalties for noncompliance and evasion.
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State OF
Arkansas
State of Arkansas
Besage
Arkan- Ho
Commissioner of Revenue
Hall
Seid
Eee Rem
Sas
General Assembly
Avenue
Hans
Revene
Office of the Secreary of State
Secretary of State
ED F. McDonald
State Board of Education
Arkansas Initiative Act No 2 Simplifies State Elections
Text outlines party definitions for governor vote tallies and sets up a three member State Board of Election Commissioners. Majority and minority party selections come from state central committees with terms aligned to general elections. The secretary of state to receive certificates within 15 days of election.
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State of
Arkansas
State Board of Election Commissioners
State Central Committee
State Board of Electionstoners
State Board
Olection Commissioners
County Board of Election Commissioners
United States
Secretary of the State Board of Election Commissioners
Crawford and Moses
County Board
Arkansas Constitutional Amendments on Taxes and Elections
A long legislative text outlines sections for the State Board of Election Commissioners duties, appointment rules, and precinct practices. It also includes proposed constitutional amendments addressing property tax limits, a general sales tax, highway bond restrictions, school funding, and homestead tax protections with voting instructions.
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State of
Arkansas
State Board of Election Commissioners
Jury of State
Secretary of State
ED F. McDonald
Amendment No 22 Section 1 The Homestead of Any
Amendment No 22 Section 1 addresses the homestead provision. The snippet notes a unspecified amendment clause relating to the homestead of any person, with limited readable context.
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State of Arkansas
Amendments for split sessions and four year state officers term
The document outlines amendments including a bi partite session for the legislature, a four year term for executive state officers, recall of executive officers, prohibition on creating new offices, and funds remitted to the state treasury. It covers election cycles for governors and attorneys general, recall procedures requiring twenty percent of voters and signatures from one third of counties, and recalls tied to prior governor vote totals.
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State of
Arkansas
General Assembly
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John Smith
William Jones
Henry Fisher
E. F. McDonald
Tate of Arkansas
Neral Assembly
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