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This newest volume in Praeger's National Tax Association series examines the taxation of business property. Experts from the corporate and academic world address the crucial matters of: the changing business property tax base and its impact on local government economic health; the emerging legal issues in business property taxation; uniformity as a tax policy objective; the enforcement of uniformity; issues concerning the valuation of business property; and the appropriate role of business property taxation. This volume will be of interest to tax specialists in business and government.
Property tax circuit breakers can be used to increase tax equity by
reducing the most onerous property tax burdens as measured in
relation to income. This is particularly important for households
at the lower end of the income distribution, and for households in
states with high property taxes. By targeting property tax relief
to those most in need, circuit breakers promote tax equity at
minimal cost to state and local budgets, while preserving the basic
nature and strengths of this tax as a source of local revenue.
Although circuit breakers have great potential for improving
property tax fairness, many programs fall short of ideal.
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