Proposes a constitutional amendment modifying the taxation of property

HJR 6 proposes a constitutional amendment to overhaul Missouri's property tax system. It would repeal 15 existing sections of Article X and replace them with 13 new sections, primarily eliminating property taxes on tangible and intangible personal property (like vehicles or furniture) starting in 2027. The amendment also restricts how residential property can be taxed, prohibiting assessments based on market value, and creates a new classification system for real property (including separate categories for residential, agricultural, and commercial properties). This directly affects all Missouri property taxpayers, particularly homeowners and businesses owning personal assets. The amendment requires voter approval in 2026 to take effect.