New Providence Council approves 3.9% property tax hike
By Mike Neavill NEW PROVIDENCE — Property owners will soon see a 3.89% increase in their property taxes for municipal purposes. The Borough Council approved the hike at last week’s meeting, citing the major cause as a loss in state…
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New Providence Council approves 3.9% property tax hike
By Mike Neavill NEW PROVIDENCE — Property owners will soon see a 3.89% increase in their property taxes for municipal purposes. The Borough Council approved the hike at last week’s meeting, citing the major cause as a loss in state…
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5% Property Tax Increase Presented to City Council
City manager Joyce Wilson presented her budget proposal for the next fiscal year in front of the city council Tuesday. The proposal includes a 5 percent property tax increase to make up for an increase in cost of public services such as police and fire departments, Wilson said.
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5% Property Tax Increase Presented to City Council
City manager Joyce Wilson presented her budget proposal for the next fiscal year in front of the city council Tuesday. The proposal includes a 5 percent property tax increase to make up for an increase in cost of public services such as police and fire departments, Wilson said.
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Chongqing Property Tax Awaits State Council Approval, News Says
June 2 (Bloomberg) — Chongqing city in southwest China is awaiting approval from the State Council for a residential property tax, the CQNews reported, citing Liu Wei, head of the local finance bureau.
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Many taxpayers missing out on big L.A. County property tax refund
The clock is ticking for L.A. homeowners to receive money they might not know they are owed. At issue is a -million class-action settlement for Los Angeles County property owners who failed to receive the correct interest payment when they were refunded overpaid property taxes.
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Rating agency says property in Ireland could be undervalued
IRELAND’S PROPERTY market could be undervalued, a report said yesterday, with the steady fall in house prices caused by oversupply in the market.
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Special Petoskey City Council meeting June 1 to focus on property maintenance matters
Petoskey City Council members will hear about possible approaches to local property maintenance concerns when they gather for a special meeting Tuesday, June 1.
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Water main break on DeKraft Road causes property damage
Damage in the driveway at 38 Dairy Road in Greenwich, Saturday, May 29, 2010, from a water main break, which happened around 8 p.m. last night according to Charles Cortese who lives at 42 Dairy Road. Cortese says he sustained property damage when the water flowed onto his property.
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Roseland proposes 18% property tax hike
ROSELAND – The Borough Council is proposing an 18 percent increase in property taxes from ,982,183 in 2009 to ,417,215 in 2010, pending Trenton’s approval to waive the 4 percent cap on property tax increases.
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0530 Council members oppose 33% property tax hike
No City Council members support a 64 cent property tax increase.
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Property sector weighing down Spanish banks
The Spanish boom in construction prior to the financial crisis and the subsequent collapse of the property industry has left regional banks heavily exposed to the hard-hit real estate sector.
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So Who Are The Real Property-Owning Democrats?
Last week I wrote, “As an ardent believer of a property-owning democracy and a fierce critic of the shameful, lackluster commitment that the NPP showed in realizing this — its philosophy — when it was in office for 8 years, my initial reaction was one of great excitement to the news that a public-private-partnership was going to add 200,000 new, decent, affordable homes to the local housing …
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King Co. Council dumps sales tax proposal; looks at property taxes
SEATTLE – The King County Council has voted against putting a sales tax hike to a public vote, but is preparing to work on an alternative plan involving property taxes – one that would also require the public’s approval. The council vote was five-to-four in favor of putting the sales tax measure on the August ballot. However, a minimum of six yes votes was required to pass it. The county faces a …
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City on property buying spree?
The city might purchase property at four different downtown locations, including the historic building on Castro Street which houses the Monte Carlo night club. by Daniel DeBolt
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Delinquent property tax notices sent to more than 60,000 in county
Notices are being sent to 60,331 San Diego County residents who are delinquent on their property taxes, San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister announced Monday. Delinquent taxpayers in the county owe more than 1 million in back taxes this year, according to McAllister. McAllister said the number of delinquency notices being issued is 11,147 less than last year. Delinquent …
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King Co. Council dumps sales tax proposal; looks at property taxes
SEATTLE – The King County Council has voted against putting a sales tax hike to a public vote, but is preparing to work on an alternative plan involving property taxes – one that would also require the public’s approval. The council vote was five-to-four in favor of putting the sales tax measure on the August ballot. However, a minimum of six yes votes was required to pass it. The county faces a …
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City on property buying spree?
The city might purchase property at four different downtown locations, including the historic building on Castro Street which houses the Monte Carlo night club. by Daniel DeBolt
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Delinquent property tax notices sent to more than 60,000 in county
Notices are being sent to 60,331 San Diego County residents who are delinquent on their property taxes, San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister announced Monday. Delinquent taxpayers in the county owe more than 1 million in back taxes this year, according to McAllister. McAllister said the number of delinquency notices being issued is 11,147 less than last year. Delinquent …
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Council removes property from condemned list
The Lonoke City Council took Shirlene Perry Culver’s property at 515 Church St. off of the condemned houses list during its May 10 meeting.
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