H 594 -  S177 Increase Property Tax Exemption from $45,000 to $65,000 has passed the House and is now  in the Senate Committee on Finance.  Let’s get this bill passed. 3/12/09 House Filed - 03/16/09 House Passed 1st Reading -03/16/09 House Ref to Com on Homeland Security, Military, & Veterans Affairs, if favorable, Finance -  05/20/09 House Reptd Fav Com Substitute - 05/20/09 House Re-ref Com On Finance  07/22/09 House Reptd Fav - 07/22/09 House Cal Pursuant Rule 36(b) - 07/22/2009 House Placed On Cal For 7/23/09. 07/23/09 House Passed 2nd & 3rd Reading - 07/23/09 Senate Rec From House 07/23/09 Senate Ref To Com  On Finance. This bill is being allowed to die in committee.... Don’t let it happen!

NORTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE MEETING NOTICE AND

BILL SPONSOR NOTIFICATION 2009-2010 SESSION These bills are pending before the Homeland

Security Committee. Contact your Representatives as well as ALL the members of the Committee. Let

your Voice be heard on these Legislative Issues Affecting NC’s Veterans. H594 - S177 Increase Disabled

Vet Property Tax Exclusion from $45,000 to $65,000.  H1422 UNC Tuition Surcharge Exemption. H1457

In-State Tuition/Soldier Return to NC. H1533 No Tuition Surcharge/Military or Disability. H1573 Help

Homeless Veterans Receive Benefits. H1639 Expand disabled vet homestead exclusion.

      

  

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This bill extends the current $45000 exclusion for 100% disabled veterans to include all disabled veterans rated 30% or above. 05/07/2009 House Ref to the Com on Homeland Security, Military, & Veterans Affairs, if favorable, to Finance. There is no Senate bill at this time. WRITE YOUR LEGISLATURES TODAY