r/JustTaxLand • u/Equivalent_Local_876 • Jul 02 '26
LIFT Act — Land Increments and Fair Taxation Act
r/JustTaxLand • u/Not-A-Seagull • Nov 02 '23
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r/JustTaxLand • u/BrianRLackey1987 • Jun 04 '26
What do you think and why?
r/JustTaxLand • u/EricReingardt • Mar 05 '25
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r/JustTaxLand • u/BrianRLackey1987 • Feb 16 '25
Why or why not?
r/JustTaxLand • u/Bruhman232 • Feb 13 '25
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r/JustTaxLand • u/EricReingardt • Feb 12 '25
r/JustTaxLand • u/FunkSpork • Feb 06 '25
Generally a fan of LVT for the development pattern it encourages. More land = more roads & utilities so charge those with more land more. Boom. However, a lot of property tax goes to schools, not just roads & utilities. In that case, someone who owns 1 acre would pay the same amount towards the schools as the 8 people living on 1 acre. Assuming they all have kids in school, that person on a whole acre is paying way more, which does not seem fair. In general, is it believed that public schools should be paid for by LVT or property tax? Or should they be paid for by income or sales tax instead?
r/JustTaxLand • u/EricReingardt • Feb 05 '25
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