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Newark passes on further altering tax rates after property reassessment

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Citing concerns over future lawsuits connected to reactions to the recent property tax reassessment, Newark's leaders voted to not split their tax rates between businesses and residential properties.
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Newark passes on further altering tax rates after property reassessment

Citing concerns over future lawsuits connected to reactions to the recent property tax reassessment, Newark's leaders voted to not split their tax rates between businesses and residential properties.

·Wilmington, United States
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WDEL 101.7FM broke the news in Wilmington, United States on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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