real property tax

Under the plan, schools were to be financed by a state real property tax.

You have said you're going to take $5 billion from the residential real property taxes.

"It is time to use our energy to obtain real property tax reform."

"The real property tax is double there compared to what they are paying in the rest of the state."

The increase would raise the average homeowner's total real property tax bill by less than 4 percent, or about $226.

The city's other major source of income are revenues from real property taxes.

"The real property tax is probably the last tax our members want to see," he said.

"He's vulnerable on real property taxes because the suburbs are his base."

"I await the details of his real property tax plan.

Would have extended real property tax exemptions for solar and wind energy systems.

"That's our only recourse, if the real property tax law isn't acted on."

"I'd like to talk about real property tax reform.

Mandates have increased the local real property tax we pay to our county, towns, villages and school districts.

The resulting figure is the shareholder's proportionate share of real property taxes.

A relatively low real property tax rate, many good public schools, an excellent public library are some which occur to me.

"The state should pay real property taxes on the property as if it had been developed by a private entity," he said.

In most cases, it is lower than the actual value and is the figure on which the real property tax is paid.

To adopt measures that will yield sufficient money to balance the budget including the setting of the annual real property tax rate.

The total assessment was for roughly the same amount as the real property tax abatement that residential tenants in the building received.

Member businesses promise to pay special, continuing surcharges on their real property tax bills to finance local improvements.

Real property taxes, personal income taxes and for some labor problems and overhead have become too high.

Zahorchak claimed Act 72 "includes real property tax relief that shifts more of the responsibility for school funding back to the state".

Originally enacted three decades ago, it offers real property tax benefits for rehabilitating or improving existing housing.

"This way we only use a portion of the campus for housing and still get real property tax revenue, which we sorely need."

The real property tax is New York City's single most important source of revenue, generating an estimated $11 billion this year.