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Hopes for Property Tax Reform Fade, Legislature Leans Toward Passing Buck to Counties
The bill passed 20-14 in the South Dakota Senate and lets counties levy up to 0.5% sales tax to credit owner-occupied home property taxes, easing homeowner burdens.
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Hopes for Property Tax Reform Fade, Legislature Leans Toward Passing Buck to Counties
Whoever’s mad about high property taxes apparently isn’t mad enough to get the Legislature to take action. The only big property tax bill left standing appears to be Governor Larry Rhoden’s wimpy Senate Bill 96, which passes the buck to counties by letting them impose a half-percent sales tax for the exclusive purpose of offsetting property tax reductions. SB 96 creaked through the Senate Monday on a 20–14 vote, but only after rookie Senator Joy…
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