...Most of my tax goes to school and college, hospital is minor part but increasing...
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65% of my property tax bill goes to the local ISD.
...Most of my tax goes to school and college, hospital is minor part but increasing...
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65% of my property tax bill goes to the local ISD.
What’s the name of that town. You might be due for some new neighbors
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I live in the County, not in town. I still pay for schools I don't use (never had kids).
I take my trash to the County dump. I have a water well and a septic tank.
A local electric Co-op provides power.
I don't need anymore gov't.
bob
Who have they protected so far? If anything, getting rid of DPD might make things safer for the neighbors in their apartment complex....The DFW police departments are all over Twitter with this. Waaaah waaah waaaah, don't cap property taxes or we won't be able to protect you anymore! And think of our pensions!
Don't get happy. Both the state and local are set to raise sales taxes instead.
On my agenda as well. BTW, your appraisal is a bit less that a double. Mine is more than a double (taxes also) in less time.Have to sell it and downsize to retire to somewhere less costly in a few years.
Ditto.
And I never had kids....
Then who the F is this little bastard over here!
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This was why CA passed Prop 13 those many years ago.Bought my house in Round Rock in 2001 for $164k. Now after getting my tax bill they say it is worth $305k. Taxes have gone from around $3600 a year to $8000 a year. Have to sell it and downsize to retire to somewhere less costly in a few years.
Actually Prop13 was passed in 1978.Property is not only overvalued by government but the market has gone almost as stupid. Here in Crosby an old single wide trailer on its own lot is somehow worth $150K and more.
California has one good bit of law. The people can force government to put an issue to a vote. in the late 60's they voted in a tax cap called prop. 13. The guy that pushed it through can be seen in the movie Airplane. He is the old man that sits in the taxi the entire movie and runs up a bill of $113. The cap worked for a bit, until work around laws could be passed and turned the state into the cesspool it is today. I don't know that we can ever win.
Damn, I'm a decade off on the movie and prop. 13Actually Prop13 was passed in 1978.