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I'm no economist, but it seems like such a flat tax would result in a lot of defaults on land the further you get from popular areas.
by mathgeek 3y ago
I'm no economist, but it seems like such a flat tax would result in a lot of defaults on land the further you get from popular areas.
- mcny 3y agoMaybe that's a sign that the "city" is too big? Much of what we call Dallas is not in Dallas, they are a different city. It makes sense to have a flat rate for all of Frisco and that tax rate will be different from that of Waxahachie.