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Vanity and desire to help local government stand in the way of property tax relief - The Sentinel

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Republicans and Democrats began the 2025 legislative session with much swagger about passing meaningful property tax reform. However, they adjourned last week with little accomplished. Some legislators honestly want to help taxpayers, but far too many in both parties are more interested in currying favor with local governments than helping taxpayers. The Kansas House of Representatives got the pro-government ball rolling by voting to repeal the …

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Vanity and desire to help local government stand in the way of property tax relief - The Sentinel

Republicans and Democrats began the 2025 legislative session with much swagger about passing meaningful property tax reform. However, they adjourned last week with little accomplished. Some legislators honestly want to help taxpayers, but far too many in both parties are more interested in currying favor with local governments than helping taxpayers. The Kansas House of Representatives got the pro-government ball rolling by voting to repeal the …

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Local governments rushing to support tax hike

(Danielle Gallant) - Assembly Joint Resolution 1 (AJR1) is a perfect example of misaligned objectives between local governments and the people. The resolution would change how Nevada calculates property taxes, resulting in more than $13 billion in increased revenue over several years. That $13 billion would be on the backs of every homeowner, renter...

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