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I don't understand why you think that what you're describing (essentially a land-value tax) isn't an ad-valorem tax.
by bufordsharkley 11y ago
I don't understand why you think that what you're describing (essentially a land-value tax) isn't an ad-valorem tax.
- ThrustVectoring 11y agoThanks, fixed. It's not an ad-valorem tax because it isn't based off of the price of the property. A $1M house next to a $1.5M house would have the same tax bill, so long as they have the same housing capacity and land area. If the price of a house doubles, their tax obligation would remain unchanged.