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3. These "No property taxes!" movements are usually funded by corporate interests.

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Original post)

Fri Jul 25, 2025, 05:25 PM

Jul 25

According to the Tax Foundation, commercial and industrial properties contribute a larger share of property tax revenue compared to residential properties; nationwide state and local governments collect 44% of property tax revenue from residential property and 56% from non-residential, mostly commercial and industrial properties. Commercial and industrial properties also have higher tax rates and are assessed differently than residential properties.

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There is a growing movement in Ohio to eliminate property taxes. [View all] Diamond_Dog Jul 25 OP

I'm in NH Mopar151 Jul 25 #1

That's a big problem! I feel for you! Diamond_Dog Jul 25 #4

The reports I've seen suggested a larger sales tax. Xavier Breath Jul 25 #2

These "No property taxes!" movements are usually funded by corporate interests. sop Jul 25 #3

Apparently this movement is a grassroots movement mostly by homeowners. Diamond_Dog Jul 25 #6

Just like Prop 13, the "People's Initiative" that set off the RWNJ revolt of the eighties which Reagan rode into office. eppur_se_muova Jul 25 #12

This is what I always think of when I hear about school vouchers .... *businesses* pay most of the cost of schools. eppur_se_muova Jul 25 #10

Taxes should only come in play when at140 Jul 25 #5

Yes I think *reform* not *eliminate* Diamond_Dog Jul 25 #7

Or no property tax on home once retired -- which is what we have in AL. Called a "homestead exemption". eppur_se_muova Jul 25 #11

Elderly still usecity services Envirogal Jul 26 #16

Respectfully Disagree at140 Jul 26 #17

The state will raise the money in some other way..... Different taxes, fees, licenses, tolls, permits, whatever. Norrrm Jul 25 #8

or they could privatize services DBoon Jul 25 #9

Delinquency on property taxes can cost you your home. You'll know that difference. eppur_se_muova Jul 25 #13

I just paid the last half of my property taxes... slightlv Jul 25 #14

Property tax is somewhat regressive overall IbogaProject Jul 26 #15