A tax bill worth supporting must include real estate

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The National Assn of Realtors (NAR) supports tax bills that provide tax relief for landlords who make improvements for their tenants. The NAR also wants tax bills that make capital gains fair for real estate investors by changing the depreciation recapture provisions for some tax laws.

Laws, regulations and rules, Tax appeals

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Funding homeowners' growing demands: when are user and impact fees the answer?

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State and local governments are exploring user fees and impact fees as an alternative to property tax increases in meeting growing expectatoins for infrastructure and services. The National Assn of Realtors has issued a report on the apporpriate role of these fees.

Revenues-State & Local Govt, Finance, Reports, Public finance, Local government, State government, User fees, Revenue, Impact fees

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Virtually tax free

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State and local governments may increase real estate taxes and other revenue sources to make up for the revenue lost by not taxing electronic sales. The National Assn of Realtors is working to promote a fair taxation system.

Excise Taxes, Property Taxes, Taxation, Forecasts and trends, Real estate, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Real property, Local taxation

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