Over 99% of Georgia’s City Councils, County Commissions and School Boards fail to simply do the math.
Images reveal new taxable property – The Augusta Chronicle
January 27th, 2012
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Images reveal new taxable property The Augusta Chronicle The technology had to be adopted after 2010 changes in Georgia law began requiring annual review of all property values. The office's cost to send an appraiser out to each of the more than 80000 parcels in Augusta-Richmond would have been $3.2 million, ... |
New city offers cut to DeKalb’s higher taxes – Reporter Newspapers
January 26th, 2012
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New city offers cut to DeKalb's higher taxes Reporter Newspapers It guarantees virtually all homeowners a property tax cut, even if the City Council sets the millage rate at the full 3.35 mills. However, the need for the Brookhaven City Council to use the full 3.35 mills is doubtful. Property taxes are likely to be ... |
Chairman Lee: Tax not only hope for toll lanes – Marietta Daily Journal
January 26th, 2012
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Chairman Lee: Tax not only hope for toll lanes Marietta Daily Journal Lee told a meeting of the East Cobb Civic Association that he met with Georgia Department of Transportation officials in early January, but they told him that all of the funding possibilities they studied came up at least $100 million short of what's ... |
Cobb EDGE Plan Opposition Increases – Patch.com
January 25th, 2012
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Cobb EDGE Plan Opposition Increases Patch.com ... and corporate executives from Lockheed-Martin, WellStar Health System; Georgia Power; and Home Depot. But with Cobb facing another severe budget process and after the commission raised the millage rate for the current fiscal year, there are plenty ... |
Counties adept at revenue forecasts; critics want focus on spending – Atlanta Journal Constitution
January 25th, 2012
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Counties adept at revenue forecasts; critics want focus on spending Atlanta Journal Constitution Cobb raised its millage rate 15.7 percent in July, three months after the county chairman called for filling its deficit in part by closing most of the county's libraries. DeKalb's chief executive and County Commission battled for months over a ... |
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