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Quotes mentioning property taxes, from the most recent North Carolina meetings we have transcripts for. Show all topics.
47:31 We lowered the tax rate after the last reval. people still paid more in taxes because their values went up. Well, now that may be manipulated with a ballot initiative in November when Brad mentioned all of these various mandated…Play from 47:31
2:46:19 So whereas I wouldn't suggest it has zero value I would suggest it has very insignificant value relative to what we believe are overwhelming benefits associated with job creation sales and property tax, tourism benefits not just tourism taxes…Play from 2:46:19
2:39:45 …so whereas I wouldn't suggest it has zero value I would suggest it has very insignificant value relative to what we believe are overwhelming benefits associated with job creation sales and property tax, tourism benefits not just tourism taxes but also individuals that work at restaurants and bars and hotels that will benefit from 80 to 100 shows on an annual basis.Play from 2:39:45
26:09 The first driver is the Blue Ridge Lupo, which will have a negative impact on our property tax base. We are projecting a decrease of $82 million with a potential revenue loss of $463,000.Play from 26:09
5:29 The total budget presented to you folks is 26.99 million and that is balanced between revenues and expenditures. The tax rate um is the same as the current year and that is 29 cent per hundred valuation.Play from 5:29
23:20 You can choose to either accept the board of ENR's value, or if you disagree with that as well, you can also take it to Riley, you can take it to the property tax commission and go through the same process again, bring your evidence and a state body in Raleigh.Play from 23:20
1:19:29 …if all three bond orders were to be approved, the total estimated tax rate increases $2 and 75 cents per a hundred dollars of assessed value.Play from 1:19:29
30:14 If we look at the general fund's top three revenues, you're going to see property taxes as the highest source at 55%, followed by your state local government grants under restricted intergovernmental of 17%, and then your local option sales…Play from 30:14
2:40:01 And it is a county tax dollar should not be property tax. Taking money from people who have property to invest a pro sports team isn't the right thing to do.Play from 2:40:01
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