Add to ORKGCross sectional time series data in a partial adjustment model examine local government behavior under an aggregate property tax levy limit and under Truth in Taxation in Kansas. Results indicate that the aggregate levy limit would have continued to restrict property tax revenue and spending had it not been replaced.Public Economics,
The year 1968 may have been more significant for constitutional changes that did not occur than for ...
PROPERTY TAXATION. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Currently Constitution limits ad valorem pr...
In 1979, Missouri property taxpayers paid a total of $1.15 billion in property taxes to local govern...
Cross sectional time series data in a partial adjustment model examine local government behavior und...
Since California voters approved a state constitutional amendment to limit property taxes in 1978, m...
This paper presents evidence that property tax limits have detrimental effects on state and local re...
Local governments in the U.S. rely less on the property tax than they have historically. This long-t...
The local property tax is the oldest tax in the United States, as well as being the only substantial...
This research examines the joint effects of the tax and expenditure limits states impose on municipa...
In Kentucky, local governments can impose taxes on property and income. Tax options and maximum rate...
Abstract: Taxes are mostly viewed as a necessary burden to fund public goods, but the optimal level ...
Forty-three states in the United States have legal limits on local property taxation. These limits c...
This dissertation analyzes the effectiveness of tax and expenditure limits. I contend that these lim...
This paper seeks to shed light on the role that governmental structure plays in property tax collec...
This report describes how various states limit the growth in property tax assessment and explores th...
The year 1968 may have been more significant for constitutional changes that did not occur than for ...
PROPERTY TAXATION. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Currently Constitution limits ad valorem pr...
In 1979, Missouri property taxpayers paid a total of $1.15 billion in property taxes to local govern...
Cross sectional time series data in a partial adjustment model examine local government behavior und...
Since California voters approved a state constitutional amendment to limit property taxes in 1978, m...
This paper presents evidence that property tax limits have detrimental effects on state and local re...
Local governments in the U.S. rely less on the property tax than they have historically. This long-t...
The local property tax is the oldest tax in the United States, as well as being the only substantial...
This research examines the joint effects of the tax and expenditure limits states impose on municipa...
In Kentucky, local governments can impose taxes on property and income. Tax options and maximum rate...
Abstract: Taxes are mostly viewed as a necessary burden to fund public goods, but the optimal level ...
Forty-three states in the United States have legal limits on local property taxation. These limits c...
This dissertation analyzes the effectiveness of tax and expenditure limits. I contend that these lim...
This paper seeks to shed light on the role that governmental structure plays in property tax collec...
This report describes how various states limit the growth in property tax assessment and explores th...
The year 1968 may have been more significant for constitutional changes that did not occur than for ...
PROPERTY TAXATION. LEGISLATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Currently Constitution limits ad valorem pr...
In 1979, Missouri property taxpayers paid a total of $1.15 billion in property taxes to local govern...