Arkansas General Sales Tax Amendment Text Summary
Constitutional initiative segments discuss imposition of a 1 percent General Sales Tax on most sales within Arkansas, license requirements for businesses, tax collection by licensees, penalties for noncompliance, fractional tax prepayment, and administrative rules. Includes multiple sections detailing licenses, deductions, stamps, and enforcement, plus several constitutional amendments and proposed measures from 1932.
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Arkansas
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Commissioner of Revenue
General Assembly
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Secreary of
Secretary of State
ED F. McDonald
Initiative Act No 2 Arkansas Election Simplification
The text outlines an act defining majority and minority parties by governor vote totals from the last general election. It sets a three member State Board of Election Commissioners with selections by party central committees within a year of each general election and requires filing notices with the Secretary of State.
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John Smith
William Jones
Henry Fisher
Secretary of State
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State of Arkansas
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State Board Election Commissioners
Amendment No 22 Section 1 Homestead Clause
Amendment No 22 section 1 appears to address the homestead. The fragment suggests a constitutional or local ordinance text outlining the definition or protections of the homestead. No further context or enactment details are readable.
Arkansas Amendment No 22 Homestead Tax Provision Discussed
State voters consider Amendment No 22 to the Arkansas Constitution aimed at restricting homestead taxation. The proposal defines homestead size for city and rural parcels and requires annual proofs of ownership to county assessors. The measure seeks to prevent fixing homesteads for any purpose and has been submitted for a July 1922 vote with arguments for and against.
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State of Arkanas
State of Arkansas
General Assembly
State Board of Election Commissioners
Office of the Secret of State
Secretary of State
ED F. McDonald
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State of
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Amendment Provisions For State Government Reforms
Amendment proposes split legislature session four year term recall of elected state officers creation of new commissions and funds flowing to state treasury. It sets biennial assembly meetings with limited session lengths and recall thresholds requiring voter petitions from enough counties to trigger action.
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State of
Arkansas
General Assembly
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