§ 43.136.011. Finding
The legislature recognizes that tax preferences are enacted to meet objectives which are determined to be in the public interest. However, some tax preferences may not be efficient or equitable tools for the achievement of current public policy objectives. Given the changing nature of the economy and tax structures of other states, the legislature finds that periodic performance audits of tax preferences are needed to determine if their continued existence will serve the public interest.
[2006 c 197 § 1.]
Sections: 43.136.011 43.136.021 43.136.035 43.136.045 43.136.055 43.136.065 43.136.075 NextLast modified: April 7, 2009