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Do state and the federal govt. pay property taxes to local governments in the US? Or,
do they pay a grant in lieu of property taxes (as in Canada), and if so, is it
included under property tax revenues (as in Canada), or under intergovernmental
transfer
I know nothing about the US, but in New Zealand our centre-left
Labour-led government is proposing to give local government considerably
wider powers. I'm not sure how that effects the ability to tax, but it
seems to be modelled on the activities of the City Council in
Christchurch (where I
On Mon, 29 Jul 2002 Bill Burgess wrote:
The US is being cited as a **positive example** of the ability of (some)
local governments to tax local income, sales, payroll, hotel rooms,
etc., while in Canada local governments are (generally) restricted to
taxing only real property. I'm trying
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I know nothing about the US, but in New Zealand our centre-left
Labour-led government is proposing to give local government considerably
