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Governor’s property tax plan will have unexpected consequences

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South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden speaks to a joint session of the Legislature on Jan. 28, 2025, at the Capitol in Pierre. (Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight)Gov. Larry Rhoden’s “rifle shot” Thursday to limit the countywide assessed value of owner-occupied residential property to 3% annual growth for five years is a simplistic plan that will create future problems. Senate Bill 216 as proposed will shift taxes even further onto commercial proper…

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Governor’s property tax plan will have unexpected consequences

South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden speaks to a joint session of the Legislature on Jan. 28, 2025, at the Capitol in Pierre. (Joshua Haiar/South Dakota Searchlight)Gov. Larry Rhoden’s “rifle shot” Thursday to limit the countywide assessed value of owner-occupied residential property to 3% annual growth for five years is a simplistic plan that will create future problems. Senate Bill 216 as proposed will shift taxes even further onto commercial proper…

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Rhoden unveils plan to slow property tax increases for five years

PIERRE — Responding to a public outcry about rising property taxes, South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden proposed a bill Thursday at the Capitol to cap growth in owner-occupied home valuations for five years. The plan would also put stricter limits on the annual growth of local governments’ property tax collections and expand eligibility for property tax relief programs. Rhoden lauded the approach as a reasonable compromise in a legislative session wh…

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