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21:03 We have a second issue property tax warrant of $7,569,665. This is down from the first issue, which was $7,841,469. So, and then we have a letter to Steve Bonaccorsi thanking him for his time on the budget committee.Play from 21:03
37:21 Is it for tax rate reducing the tax rate. So these money, these moneys, if we were to fund these these things, would they collect interest.Play from 37:21
1:10:48 People complain about the tax rate? Right? Yeah. Everyone wants everyone else to do something about their tax rate. But the way you get residential tax rate down is by having a good business base, right?Play from 1:10:48
23:59 I guess we think the surface water treatment plant will be ready to go to the warrant, which is gonna be very significant. - And that doesn't hit the tax rate.Play from 23:59
56:31 But of course the SWT is just Local property tax. It's, it's the same, yeah. Raised locally. Yep. So those numbers will get updated on in the revenues as well.Play from 56:31
Derry Cooperative School District, NH ·
14:50 So we only only had, and we have had these where the tax rate can only go up by 1.2%, 1.4%. That sometimes strain your ability to do some other items for, for example, if you had a collective bargaining agreement where you had made a deal…Play from 14:50
34:53 Okay. All right. But yeah, I don't want people to get the impression that the property taxes paying for all the whole stuff. Yeah, it's all grandfathered and federal money.Play from 34:53
1:34:13 So I do understand that the town has a parochial interest in maintaining our ability to expand our commercial tax base. 'cause property taxes are expensive everywhere.Play from 1:34:13
7:51 We had a chance of the agenda. That's a tax anticipation note to help us with cash flow before the end of the year. case to come borrow a little bit, collect a line of credit sort of, we've got ducks in a row to set the tax rate, some taxation potential raising of funds.Play from 7:51
Goffstown School District, NH ·
49:26 The tax rate can be completed without a decision on this because again last year, the 1.73 1.73 million just stayed in the contingency fund the whole time and didn't get expensed, didn't move or anything like that.Play from 49:26
27:57 So like Mr. Devine mentioned, these are some recommended updates to the Salem commercial and industrial property tax program in light of kind of the past three applications now that we've had some time to digest the program and look at what can be improved.Play from 27:57
Rochester School District, NH ·
1:04:43 There's already, you know, these are, these are not bills yet, but they could become bills next session. There's bills about education, funding, education, trust fund, statewide education, property tax revenue.Play from 1:04:43
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