In a message dated 1/5/09 3:22:36 PM, [email protected] writes: > ....But since the point is to soften the impact of the new tax rates on > homeowners, how about this. When the new tax rates are established, > we'll know what the Old and New taxes would be for any given property, > right? If the difference is greater than some amount-- say $500-- the > taxes on that property would be _gradually_ raised to the new levels > over the next few years, by no more than $100 per year. The impact of > any increases is lessened, and the taxes gradually become more fair. > Yes, that's one of the kinds of things that can be built in. Definitely possible.
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