Bowsite.com

Important Pool

Okay, here a simple, one question, pool published in the Kansas City Star. Please follow the link and take the pool. Bills introduced in the Missouri General Assembly this session would have a major impact on the way the Missouri Department of Conservation is funded. One of those bills, a measure that would eliminate the Conservation Sales Tax, was withdrawn Friday by its sponsor, State Rep. Craig Redmon. He said the proposal had met his intended goal: to generate debate over the Department of Conservation’s accountability. Three other bills targetting the agency’s funding remain: ? One bill calls for a constitutional amendment requiring the Conservation Sales Tax to be approved by voters every 10 years.

Related

? Another measure would keep the Conservation Sales Tax but would eliminate hunting, fishing and trapping permit fees for residents. ? Another measure calls for reducing the Conservation Sales Tax from 1/8th of a cent to 1/16th of a cent. Are you for all of the bills, some of the bills or none? Vote in our poll (mobile users, please tap here):

The Missouri General Assembly is considering multiple bills that could affect funding for the Missouri Department of Conservation. What do you think of them?

For all of the bills For some of the bills Against all of the bills See results vote

survey service

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/outdoors/article8627708.html#storylink=cpy

The sales tax is a great thing for Missouri hunters. We need to support the Conservation Department. They do a great job.

Register here to reply to this topic