A.The shares of stock of all capital stock associations are hereby declared subject to taxation for all purposes in this state.
B.Shares of stock of all capital stock associations shall be assessed for the purpose of taxation at fifteen percent of their valuation, commencing with taxable year 1980, made by assessing authorities in accordance with law, calculated and ascertained by the method hereinafter set forth.
C.The basis for arriving at the valuation of the shares of stock in any capital stock association shall be the stockholder equity capital, which shall be determined by the addition of paid-in common stock, surplus, undivided profits, and all reserves, excluding those reserves for loan losses as allowed by the United States Internal Revenue Service. Equity capital shall be adju
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A. The shares of stock of all capital stock associations are hereby declared subject to taxation for all purposes in this state.
B. Shares of stock of all capital stock associations shall be assessed for the purpose of taxation at fifteen percent of their valuation, commencing with taxable year 1980, made by assessing authorities in accordance with law, calculated and ascertained by the method hereinafter set forth.
C. The basis for arriving at the valuation of the shares of stock in any capital stock association shall be the stockholder equity capital, which shall be determined by the addition of paid-in common stock, surplus, undivided profits, and all reserves, excluding those reserves for loan losses as allowed by the United States Internal Revenue Service. Equity capital shall be adjusted to remove that portion of equity capital based on United States obligations by deducting a percentage of equity capital based on the ratio of United States obligations to total assets. Borrowed money and value of the preferred stock issued by any such association and actually owned by the United States of America or any agency thereof shall not be construed as equity capital for the purposes of this Section.
D. For the purpose of determining the fair market value of association stock, the following criteria shall be used: stockholder equity, as defined in Subsection C of this Section, shall serve as a four times factor, eighty percent; annual net earnings of the individual capital stock association shall serve as a one time factor, twenty percent. Annual net earnings shall be adjusted to remove that portion of earnings based on United States obligations by deducting a percentage of annual net earnings based on the ratio of interest on United States obligations to total operating income. Negative earnings shall not be considered in this formula, and there shall be no earnings loss carried forward or backward. For the purpose of computing the one time, twenty percent earnings factor, the earnings shall be capitalized by multiplying the annual net earnings of the capital stock association by the average price earnings ratio for all capital stock associations in the United States as published by a nationwide recognized bond and securities rating firm.
E. For the purpose of arriving at fair market value of capital stock in the formula outlined in Subsection D of this Section, the tax commission or its successor shall compute the formula as follows:
(1) In the case of capital stock associations created under the laws of the United States, from those statements made to the comptroller of the currency and required to be published as of December 31 of each year; or
(2) In the case of capital stock associations created under the laws of this state, from the statement made to the commissioner of financial institutions and required to be published as of December 31 of each year.
F. From the assessment determined by the application of the fifteen percent of fair market value provided for above, there shall be deducted fifty percent of the assessed value of real estate, improvements, buildings, furniture, and fixtures owned by the capital stock association. If such real estate, improvements, buildings, furniture, and fixtures are owned by a separate corporation, the deduction will be allowed if all the capital stock, except directors' qualifying shares, if any, is owned by the capital stock association.
G. Except as provided herein, no assessment shall hereafter be made against the capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, or reserves of any capital stock association engaged in the savings and loan business, chartered under the laws of this state or of the United States doing business in this state whose capital stock is represented by shares.
H. The capital stock of any capital stock association, as defined in R.S. 6:703(3)(a), either (1) all of which is owned by another capital stock association, the capital stock of which is subject to taxation under the laws of this state, or (2) all of which is owned by another corporation all of the stock of which, in turn, is owned by a capital stock association, the capital stock of which is subject to taxation under the laws of this state, is hereby declared exempt from ad valorem taxation under the laws of this state.
{{NOTE: SEE ACTS 1986, NO. 629, §§2, 3 REGARDING EFFECTIVE DATE.}}