Bill > HB2180

This bill modifies provisions related to mail sent by state agencies, primarily by allowing the Director of Revenue and other state officials to use first-class mail or electronic methods instead of certified or registered mail for certain official documents, such as tax notices or campaign finance violation notifications. This change aims to streamline processes and potentially reduce costs associated with mailings. The bill also updates language in existing statutes concerning late filing fees for campaign disclosure reports and financial interest statements, and clarifies procedures for notifying individuals about proposed tax assessments or blind pension eligibility. Specifically, it allows for electronic delivery of tax deficiency notices and requires certified mail for adverse action notices related to blind pensions, in addition to regular mail.

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https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB2180&year=2026&code=R