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Even just removing it for commercial properties, and residential properties that are not owned by an occupant would fix 80% of the problem from an overall tax r
by gnopgnip 9y ago
Even just removing it for commercial properties, and residential properties that are not owned by an occupant would fix 80% of the problem from an overall tax revenue perspective, while retaining the most support with voters. How does it make sense that a regular McDonalds pays less in property taxes than a single family home, while being larger and in a more desirable location?
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