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Will a new property tax law lower taxes? Lincoln County leaders unsure

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Photo by Tierra Mallorca on UnsplashLincoln County officials expressed uncertainty Tuesday about how a new state law will affect local property assessments, emphasizing that several aspects remain unclear until implementation begins.County Director of Equalization Karla Goossen told commissioners during her department presentation that some media reports have misrepresented Senate Bill 216, which creates a cap on property value increases.
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New property appraisals spark appeals in Sedgwick County

Editor’s note: This story is being re-published with permission from The Active Age through the Wichita Journalism Collaborative. Appeals of Sedgwick County’s new property appraisals were running almost double the volume of previous years […] The post New property appraisals spark appeals in Sedgwick County appeared first on KLC Journal - A Civic Issues Magazine from the Kansas Leadership Center

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Will a new property tax law lower taxes? Lincoln County leaders unsure

Photo by Tierra Mallorca on UnsplashLincoln County officials expressed uncertainty Tuesday about how a new state law will affect local property assessments, emphasizing that several aspects remain unclear until implementation begins.County Director of Equalization Karla Goossen told commissioners during her department presentation that some media reports have misrepresented Senate Bill 216, which creates a cap on property value increases.

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