North Carolina Could Vote on Property Tax Constitutional Amendment This November

House committee votes to further consider property tax amendment

On March 18, the House Select Committee on Property Tax Reduction and Reform voted in favor of giving further consideration to a bill draft for a constitutional amendment that would require the General Assembly to enact legislation limiting future increases in the property tax levy. The draft remains in the committee, with plans for amendments and another vote on April 15. “This is really up to the taxpayer to decide whether this is something th…

Property tax reform on track for November referendum

(The Center Square) – North Carolina voters could get the chance to vote in November on a constitutional amendment that would give the Legislature marching order to put the brakes on rising property taxes.

NC House committee supportive of bill to cap local property tax levies

Rep. Brian Echevarria, R-Cabarrus, said that “once someone becomes a homeowner, property tax increases should not force them to sell their home or go into any other hardships.”“The constitutional amendment will pass because North Carolinians are ready for this. Property…

North Carolina could vote on property tax constitutional amendment this November

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) -- The future of property taxes across North Carolina could be in the hands of voters this November, as the General Assembly considers a constitutional amendment to limit property tax increases. "I think anything that limits taxes is probably a good idea," said homeowner Brian Wilson. A State House Select Committee met [...]

NC lawmakers consider amendment to cap property taxes

North Carolina lawmakers are considering a vote on a constitutional amendment to limit property taxes.

N.C. House exploring ways to limit property tax rate increases

Special to IFN RALEIGH — N.C. House Speaker Destin Hall announced Wednesday that the House is actively exploring a state constitutional amendment on property tax levy limits. The House Select