property tax reforms
Property tax reforms refer to changes or modifications made to the system of taxing real estate or immovable property owned by individuals or entities. These reforms typically aim to modify the assessment, collection, or rate structure of property taxes, with the goal of creating a fairer and more efficient taxation system that distributes the tax burden equitably among property owners and promotes economic growth and development.
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Related Concepts (21)
- assessment appeals
- assessment methodologies
- assessment uniformity
- exemptions and deductions
- fair market value
- partial or full property tax exemptions
- property tax transparency
- tax abatement
- tax appeals process
- tax assessments
- tax base expansion
- tax caps or limitations
- tax delinquencies
- tax equity
- tax incentive programs
- tax increment financing
- tax rates
- tax reforms
- tax relief programs
- tax shifting
- taxation of different property types