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United States — Missouri
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Land reutilization commissioners must meet right after all three are appointed and qualified, choose officers, obtain a surety bond if needed, and take an oath before serving.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority may use an official seal, sue, issue deeds, administer its business, and convey real estate, subject to stated deed content and consent rules.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority must manage tax delinquent lands, keep records, classify properties, and prepare an updated building list; the commissioners also have broad power over real estate.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority and related city officials handle funding, deposits, disbursements, audits, and warrants under this section.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority must keep a perpetual inventory for each tract of its real estate.
United States — Missouri
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The land reutilization authority must keep parcel-level accounts and distribute sale proceeds in a set order.
United States — Missouri
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The collector must review and certify certain distribution records, notify taxing authorities in writing, and distribute funds if no objection is made within 10 days. The collector also receives $5,000 annually as additional compensation.
United States — Missouri
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Members and salaried employees of the land reutilization authority may not take extra compensation or profit from authority land transactions, except for the salaries, expenses, and emoluments allowed by the section.
United States — Missouri
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Sales of land under this chapter are subject to valid recorded covenants and valid easements of record or in use.
United States — Missouri
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In cities of the third class, property is assessed jointly by the city assessor and the county or township assessor, then reviewed by the board of equalization before the city council sets the levy.
United States — Missouri
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In qualifying cities, the county or township clerk must send a certified assessment abstract to the mayor by October 1 each year, and the mayor must pass it to the council, which sets the annual tax rate by ordinance.
United States — Missouri
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The city council must pass ordinances for collecting city taxes, licenses, wharfage, and other unnamed duties, and set penalties for nonpayment.
United States — Missouri
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The council may relevy and reassess a tax or assessment if the original levy was informal, illegal, or void for failure to follow legal requirements.
United States — Missouri
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The city council has no power to give anyone a tax break or exempt anyone from a legal burden.
United States — Missouri
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Third-class cities may levy a municipal tax by ordinance, but the rate is capped unless voters approve a temporary increase.
United States — Missouri
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Cities of the third class may levy special-purpose property taxes up to stated limits, including an alternate higher rate for certain qualifying cities.
United States — Missouri
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The council may levy a merchants’ tax, merchants must pay it to the city collector, and the collector may enforce payment by seizure and sale.
United States — Missouri
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Cities not within a county may authorize a sales tax for medically indigent care, subject to voter approval and administration by the director of revenue.
United States — Missouri
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Certain third-class cities may adopt an economic development sales tax, after submitting the proposal to voters.
United States — Missouri
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Certain cities meeting population limits may adopt an economic development sales tax, subject to voter approval and administration by the director of revenue.