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deh
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 Posted: Tue, Jul 24 2007, 9:55 pm EDT Post subject: Property Taxes |
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My taxes went up by 56%. I am not happy.
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| Posted: Tue, Jul 24 2007, 10:17 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Property Taxes |
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The irony is that the re-valuation occurred near the top of the housing market. I am not sure I could sell my house at the re-assessed value.  |
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| Posted: Tue, Jul 24 2007, 10:45 pm EDT Post subject: Re: Property Taxes |
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| overall, i guess the average increase will be 15% to 25%. it is kind of too much for one year. |
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| Posted: Wed, Jul 25 2007, 7:47 am EDT Post subject: Re: Property Taxes |
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| deh wrote: | | My taxes went up by 71%. I am not happy |
When I told our former mayor (who moved away last year), she was very surprised to hear that our taxes went up by a lot. It was not supposed to happen. But it did.
How can there be not a cap on increases? If someone's taxes got from, let's say 11k to 19k, shouldn't there be a limit? Or another way to get to the 19k? Incremental increases over 3 years or something like that.
And what is going to happen with the increased income from the taxes? Free standing library? |
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