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Biases in Analysis of Split-Rate Property Tax Reforms
Hawaii’s Experience 1963-1979
Marzo 2009, inglés
Marzo 2009, inglés
Febrero 2009, inglés
Exploring Changes in Homeowner Property Taxes in Wisconsin, 2000 to 2005
Febrero 2009, inglés
Febrero 2009, inglés
Land Lines, January 2009
Enero 2009, inglés
Enero 2009, inglés
What Policy Makers Should Know About Property Taxes
Enero 2009, inglés
Although property taxes continue to be a fundamental and important revenue source for local government, they also remain exceptionally controversial. Still, the topic of property taxation seems to be one for which improved education and understanding is especially necessary.
Enero 2009, inglés
Although property taxes continue to be a fundamental and important revenue source for local government, they also remain exceptionally controversial. Still, the topic of property taxation seems to be one for which improved education and understanding is especially necessary.
Enero 2009, inglés
An Infrastructure and Economic Recovery Plan for the United States
Enero 2009, inglés
Despite the challenges of overhauling existing policies and implementing a bold agenda for infrastructure investment, the decisive election of a new President on a platform of change presents a real opportunity and sense of momentum for action in Washington.
Enero 2009, inglés
Despite the challenges of overhauling existing policies and implementing a bold agenda for infrastructure investment, the decisive election of a new President on a platform of change presents a real opportunity and sense of momentum for action in Washington.
Inclusionary Housing, Incentives, and Land Value Recapture
Enero 2009, inglés
We suggest that a better approach is to link IH to the ongoing process of rezoning—either by the developer or by local government initiative—thus treating it explicitly as a vehicle for recapturing for public benefit some part of the gain in land value resulting from public action.
Enero 2009, inglés
We suggest that a better approach is to link IH to the ongoing process of rezoning—either by the developer or by local government initiative—thus treating it explicitly as a vehicle for recapturing for public benefit some part of the gain in land value resulting from public action.
