Harry A. Green, Stan Chervin, Cliff Lippard
Abstract
The authors review the property tax system in Tennessee; they write that the burden on residential property owners has increased while the burden on utility and farm property has decreased. Despite its shortcomings, the property tax is likely to increase in importance in local government finance, the authors say.
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The authors review the property tax system in Tennessee; they write that the burden on residential property owners has increased while the burden on utility and farm property has decreased. Despite its shortcomings, the property tax is likely to increase in importance in local government finance, the authors say.
Key concepts: Property tax, Property (philosophy), Public economics, Property value, Business, Ad valorem tax, Local government, Economics