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1993
Abstract Over the past decade, real estate taxes consistently have accounted for almost one-fourth of the city of New York’s revenues. From fiscal year 1980 to 1990, the increase in property taxes slightly outpaced growth in the operating budget, rising 105 percent while total revenues grew 97 percent.1 This growth in property tax ...
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Abstract Over the past decade, real estate taxes consistently have accounted for almost one-fourth of the city of New York’s revenues. From fiscal year 1980 to 1990, the increase in property taxes slightly outpaced growth in the operating budget, rising 105 percent while total revenues grew 97 percent.1 This growth in property tax ...
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2012
AbstractA good place to start a discussion of the United States' state and local revenue systems is with the single largest source of state and local own-source revenues—the property tax. Beginning with a comparative review of traditional measures used to examine tax trends, this article proceeds to an analysis and evaluation as to that tax's ...
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AbstractA good place to start a discussion of the United States' state and local revenue systems is with the single largest source of state and local own-source revenues—the property tax. Beginning with a comparative review of traditional measures used to examine tax trends, this article proceeds to an analysis and evaluation as to that tax's ...
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2004
In the United States, property taxes are assessed mostly by slate and local governments. Real and personal property taxes account for about 37% of state and local government’s total tax receipts.1 Much of what is collected, especially from real estate taxes, is used to pay for local services.
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In the United States, property taxes are assessed mostly by slate and local governments. Real and personal property taxes account for about 37% of state and local government’s total tax receipts.1 Much of what is collected, especially from real estate taxes, is used to pay for local services.
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Structure–property–function relationships of natural and engineered wood
Nature Reviews Materials, 2020Chaoji Chen, Yudi Kuang, Shuze Zhu
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Revisiting Property Tax Capitalization
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 2023openaire +1 more source
Artificial channels for confined mass transport at the sub-nanometre scale
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021Jie Shen, Gong-Ping Liu, Yu Han
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Pressure Induced Nanoparticle Phase Behavior, Property, and Applications
Chemical Reviews, 2019Feng Bai, Kaifu Bian, Xin Huang
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