In Pennsylvania as in many other states, employee pension costs are a significant source of financial pressure for school districts. In order to gain greater insight into the nature of Pennsylvania school districts’ financial burden related to pension commitments, this article presents the findings of two scenarios, one which compared the maximum amount of local property tax revenue Pennsylvania school districts could raise under a 2010 state property tax limitation statute, Act 120, to their pension obligations; and a second scenario which incorporated a 1% annual salary increase into the analysis. The article is divided into three sections
The purpose of this research was to examine funding losses experienced by preschool to grade 12 (P–1...
This research investigated how recent legislation establishing property tax caps resulted in differe...
Public school districts in the Commonwealth of Kentucky are primarily funded from federal, state, an...
Historically, in Pennsylvania, the property tax has been the only significant local revenue source o...
PA Act 35 was signed into law on June 1, 2016. The act amended the state public school code, includi...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [134]-136)The effects of the Property Tax Extension Limit...
Public education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania involves a significant amount of money. The tot...
In 2008, the Indiana legislature passed and the governor signed into law House Enrolled Act No. 1001...
Pennsylvania provides a unique case to understand the challenges confronting local education agencie...
Degree awarded: Ph.D. Public Administration and Policy. American UniversityThis dissertation compris...
Looks at whether tax abatements have hurt public schools\u27 ability to finance local education.http...
Pennsylvania state policymakers have taken steps to address issues of educational equity across scho...
The heavy reliance on the property tax, combined with a wide range in wealth per pupil across school...
This research is concerned with three related issues: the stability of price elasticities of demand ...
21 pagesSince Oregon's stringent property tax reforms in the mid-1990s, tax limitations have created...
The purpose of this research was to examine funding losses experienced by preschool to grade 12 (P–1...
This research investigated how recent legislation establishing property tax caps resulted in differe...
Public school districts in the Commonwealth of Kentucky are primarily funded from federal, state, an...
Historically, in Pennsylvania, the property tax has been the only significant local revenue source o...
PA Act 35 was signed into law on June 1, 2016. The act amended the state public school code, includi...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [134]-136)The effects of the Property Tax Extension Limit...
Public education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania involves a significant amount of money. The tot...
In 2008, the Indiana legislature passed and the governor signed into law House Enrolled Act No. 1001...
Pennsylvania provides a unique case to understand the challenges confronting local education agencie...
Degree awarded: Ph.D. Public Administration and Policy. American UniversityThis dissertation compris...
Looks at whether tax abatements have hurt public schools\u27 ability to finance local education.http...
Pennsylvania state policymakers have taken steps to address issues of educational equity across scho...
The heavy reliance on the property tax, combined with a wide range in wealth per pupil across school...
This research is concerned with three related issues: the stability of price elasticities of demand ...
21 pagesSince Oregon's stringent property tax reforms in the mid-1990s, tax limitations have created...
The purpose of this research was to examine funding losses experienced by preschool to grade 12 (P–1...
This research investigated how recent legislation establishing property tax caps resulted in differe...
Public school districts in the Commonwealth of Kentucky are primarily funded from federal, state, an...