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NOYB wrote:
The tax collector sees very little additional income from the rapid appreciation. "Save Our Homes" ensures that the rate can't go up more than 3% per year. ************************** That's a local program, not a general economic situation. Does the 3% limit millage, assessment, or total tax bill? When the house sells, does your program carry forward based on the taxes paid by the previous owner (who purchased at a lower price) or does it extend to the new owner who is usually replacing his previous residence with something carrying an even higher price tag? |
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