Property Tax and Local Autonomy

Some of the nation's leading scholars of government and public finance provide theirviews on the consequences of a declining property tax base. They show local governmentofficials and others how property tax revenue--or the lack of such revenue--affectslocal autonomy, decision making, and the ability of communities to fund public schoolsand other services.

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Year of publication:	2014
Authors:	Bell, Michael E.
Other Persons:	Brunori, David (contributor) ; Youngman, Joan (contributor)
Publisher:	Cambridge : Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Subject:	Gemeindesteuer \| Local tax \| Grundsteuer \| Real property tax \| Kommunale Einnahmen \| Local government revenue \| Vermögensteuer \| Wealth tax

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Extent:	Online-Ressource (311 p)
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Language:	English
Notes:	Description based upon print version of record ""Contents""; ""Chapter 1 Property Taxes and Local Autonomy""; ""Chapter 2 Local Government""; ""Chapter 3 The Median Voter and School Finance Reform""; ""Chapter 4 Comparing Local Government Autonomy Across States""; ""Chapter 5 Are State and Local Finances Becoming More or Less Centralized,and Should We Care?""; ""Chapter 6 An Overview of the Implications of Eliminating the Property Tax""; ""Chapter 7 What Will the Future Property Tax Look Like, and What Will Take Its Place?""; ""Chapter 8 States and the Fiscal Policy Space of Cities""; ""Contributors""; ""Index""
ISBN:	978-1-55844-206-1 ; 978-1-55844-268-9 ; 978-1-55844-206-1
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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