Modifies provisions relating to taxation

Removed provisions repealing and replacing eleven sections of tax law (135.010, 135.030, 137.073, 137.115, 143.011, 143.031, 143.121, 143.131, 143.175, and 143.177), which previously covered property tax credits and other tax provisions.

Added a new income tax deduction for military service income, allowing taxpayers to deduct a percentage of salary or compensation received for National Guard inactive duty training, annual training, reserve component service, or military bonuses.

Established a phased implementation schedule for the military income deduction, starting at 20% in 2020 and increasing to 100% by 2024 and beyond.

Defined specific types of military service eligible for the deduction, including inactive duty training, annual training status, reserve components, and state-funded military orders.

Removed extensive definitions for property tax credit terms such as 'Claimant', 'Disabled', 'Gross rent', and 'Homestead' that were part of the original broader tax code restructuring.

Removed the original provision that allowed a percentage deduction of military income from National Guard and reserve component service, which previously increased from 20% to 100% over several years.

Added repeal of eleven separate tax code sections across chapters 135, 137, and 143, indicating a much broader tax reform than the original single-section change.

Added detailed definitions for property tax credit terms including 'Claimant', 'Disabled', 'Gross rent', and 'Homestead' with specific eligibility criteria and residency requirements.

Changed the effective date language from the original January 1, 2020 start date to unspecified dates within the new eleven sections.

Added new eligibility requirements for property tax credits including age thresholds (65 years old), disability definitions, and Social Security benefit provisions for surviving spouses.