May 7, 2025

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Concord Monitor – We asked, you answered: What do you do when your property taxes change?

In Epsom, one resident panics. In Hopkinton, another has sympathy for seniors. In Pembroke, people cringe. In Weare, there’s disappointment for the lack of state funding. And in Henniker there’s appreciation that the school and select boards tried to balance budgets as best they could. Throughout Merrimack County, Monitor reporters posed a question to residents

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Property tax document sent in mail only confuses an already complicated subject – Newton Daily News

If the goal of the local government budget year statements released in the mail this past week was to confuse taxpayers, then it was an overwhelming success. Leaders from the City of Newton, Jasper County and Newton Community School District agree that informing their citizens of the upcoming public hearings for the proposed property taxation

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Salem, Mo. man facing charges after authorities find body on his property

SALEM, Mo. (KY3) – A man from Salem has been charged after authorities found a dead body on his property Friday morning. According to court records, 44-year-old Brian Ditch is charged with stealing $25,000 or more, three counts of unlawful possession of a firearm, tampering with physical evidence, and abandonment of a corpse. According to

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Brighton says it’s suspending its property reassessments

The News10NBC Team details breaking News, Traffic and Weather. BRIGHTON, N.Y. — The Town of Brighton says it’s suspending its property reassessments that were underway for this year. This comes after Brighton residents complained about high reassessments for their homes, fearing it could translate to higher taxes. One resident told News10NBC that the new assessment

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Historic Portage Theater Could Go Into Receivership As Owner Gives Up Property

PORTAGE PARK — After seven years with little progress, the owner of the historic and decaying Portage Theater is giving up the property. Manuel Gliksberg, who is listed as the registered agent for real estate company Avra Properties, LLC, bought the theater in 2018. At the time, Gliksberg said he wanted to turn the 105-year-old

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Property taxes went down in R.I. as property values went up, affecting education funding

In Rhode Island, increases in property tax levies are capped at 4 percent but, according to RIPEC, towns and cities have hiked residential taxes by only 2.5 percent, even as commercial property owners have grappled with higher taxes. Landlords have then passed those higher taxes on to renters, RIPEC noted in the report, increasing costs

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Property tax relief changes in SB197 will hurt families of low-income seniors, disabled Utahns

Each year, Grand County Treasurer Chris Kauffman meets with residents struggling to pay their property taxes — many of them seniors on fixed incomes. When they learn they qualify for tax abatement programs, the relief is immediate. “It’s frankly the best part of my job to help with tax relief,” Kauffman said. “We have people

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Florida Lawmakers Mull Eliminating Property Tax as Levies Climb Along With Home Prices

With home values soaring, sending tax bills to the moon, Florida lawmakers are exploring major property tax reforms—including doing away with the tax altogether. Dozens of bills have been filed in the state legislature to address the growing crisis, ranging from minor exemptions to ambitious attempts to completely eliminate the property tax. While killing the

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Property tax relief bill gets warm welcome in Montana House

A property tax bill that faced an onslaught of fierce opposition at its first hearing saw nothing but support Thursday in the House Taxation committee — after passing unanimously out of the Senate. “It’s getting kind of popular,” said Sen. Carl Glimm, R-Kila, bill sponsor. Property taxes are a significant priority for this Montana Legislature

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Ensure no property registration sans NoC, high court tells Punjab

Mar 21, 2025 10:16 AM IST While acting on the public interest litigation filed by one Prem Prakash, a resident of Ludhiana, the court sought response from the state government by April 24 and further directed the authorities to ensure compliance with Section 20 (3) of the Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Act, 1995 In

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