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    • Arizona—Property Tax: Property Inspection Procedures Updated for Agricultural Properties
    • California—Multiple Taxes: Business Tax Credits Limitation Extended, Minimum Franchise Tax Reduced for New LLCs/LPs/LLPs
    • California—Sales and Use Tax: Revenue Trailer Bill Includes Expansion of Tax to Digital Products
    • Colorado—Multiple Taxes: 2027 Interest Rate Announced
    • Illinois—Miscellaneous Tax: Guidance Issued on Medical Cannabis Cultivation Tax Changes
    • Illinois—Sales and Use Tax: Guidance Issued on July 1 Hotel Tax Changes
    • Illinois—Sales and Use Tax: Transit Authority Tax Rate Increases Announced
    • Maryland—Motor Fuel Tax: Comptroller Issues Rates Effective July 1
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    • Mississippi—Sales and Use, Miscellaneous Taxes: Updated Fair Market Values for Cannabis Excise Tax
    • New Jersey—Corporate Income Tax: Net Operating Loss Deduction Temporarily Capped
    • New Jersey—Miscellaneous, Motor Fuel Taxes: Petroleum Products Gross Receipt Rates Unchanged
    • New Jersey—Personal Income Tax: Child Tax Credit Increased Temporarily
    • New Jersey—Personal Income Tax: Reduced Business Deduction For High-Income Taxpayers Enacted
    • Rhode Island—Multiple Taxes: Certain Farmers Will Be Exempt from Tax
    • South Carolina—Corporate Income, Property Taxes: Guidance on Textiles Communities Revitalization Act Credit Updated
    • Vermont—Sales and Use Tax: Tax Cap on Tracked Vehicles Announced for 2026-2028
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.15, Rhode Island—Multiple Taxes: Certain Farmers Will Be Exempt from Tax, (Jul 2, 2026)

    Effective July 1, 2027, certain urban and small farmers are exempt from Rhode Island personal income, sales, and property taxes. A "small farmer" is a farmer engaged in agricultural operations on fewer than five acres of land actively devoted to agri ...

    Effective July 1, 2027, certain urban and small farmers are exempt from Rhode Island personal income, sales, and property taxes. A "small farmer" is a farmer engaged in agricultural operations on fewer than five acres of land actively devoted to agricultural or horticultural use. An "urban farmer" is a person engaged in agricultural operations in a municipality that has a population density greater than 3,000 residents per square mile.

    For personal income tax purposes, income from food production by urban and small farmers is exempt. For sales tax purposes, products used to grow food by urban and small farmers is exempt. For a property tax exemption, among other things, the building cannot be larger than 2,500 square feet.

    Ch. 211 (S.B. 2827), Laws 2026, effective as noted

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