Amends Chapter 116 of the Private Acts of 2000.
Tennessee HB1406 amends the Private Acts of 2000 to designate the county clerk as the collector of the county wheel tax, replacing the county court clerk. The bill affects county governments by requiring that 100 percent of the tax revenue, excluding administrative fees, be allocated to the county general fund or transferred to funds for capital costs related to school construction and county facilities, rather than being used to pay down existing debt from school projects. Key changes include the shift in tax collection responsibility and the reallocation of tax revenue for broader general fund use.
Tennessee HB1406 amends the Private Acts of 2000 to designate the county clerk as the collector of the county wheel tax, replacing the county court clerk. The bill affects county governments by requiring that 100 percent of the tax revenue, excluding administrative fees, be allocated to the county general fund or transferred to funds for capital costs related to school construction and county facilities, rather than being used to pay down existing debt from school projects. Key changes include the shift in tax collection responsibility and the reallocation of tax revenue for broader general fund use.
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