Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Has a Sweeping Plan to Abolish School Property Taxes. Would It Work?
Abbott plans to use state budget surpluses to abolish homeowners’ school property taxes, a costly measure needing voter approval and impacting local school funding.
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Op-Ed: Abbott’s Tax Plan Promises Relief — But Puts Rural Texas on the Chopping Block
By Suzanne Bellsnyder, Texas Rural Reporter Last month, Governor Greg Abbott unveiled what he calls a “bold” plan: eliminate school district property taxes on homesteads and replace roughly $35 to $39 billion in local school funding with the state’s current budget surplus and other state revenues. And he’s been on the campaign stump telling Texans how it’s going to work. For homeowners, especially in rural counties where property valuations have…
COLUMN: Abbott’s Tax Plan Promises Relief — But Puts Rural Texas on the Chopping Block
Last month, Governor Greg Abbott unveiled what he calls a “bold” plan: eliminate school district property taxes on homesteads and replace roughly $35 to $39 billion in local school funding with the state’s current budget surplus and other state revenues.…
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