Local Assessor Warns Of TN State Property Tax In 2020, Prediction May Be Coming True (Op-Ed)

Tennessee Should Remain Ever Vigilant In Her Finances. As There Is An Ever Increasing Push To Expand Government Services There Will Be An Attempt To Find Ways To Fund Them.
The State Property Tax Went Away In 1946 (Sort Of) But Not The Empowering Legislation That Makes It So Potentially Dangerous. With The Simple Stroke Of A Legislative Pen It Could Once Again Be Set Into Motion.

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Analysis Reveals Tennessee Doctors Who Perform Gender Surgeries Work For Tax-Exempt Facilities

A Recent Analysis Shows That The Physicians That Perform “Top Surgeries” In Tennessee Practice Their Trade In Tax-Exempt Hospitals And Clinics.

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Williamson County Commission Votes Against Property Tax Relief For Franklin Small Business Owners

Business Owners In Franklin Met With The Williamson County Commission To Ask For Assistance With Property Taxes, Saying That The Help Was Needed For The Businesses, And The Downtown Franklin Area To Continue To Thrive But Their Request Was Voted Down.

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TN Supreme Court Denies Appeal for Nashville Taxpayer Protection Referendum For 2nd Time

The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Rejected The Davidson County Election Commission’s Referendum Appeal For A Second Time.

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Chattanooga Approves $79.5M Baseball Stadium Despite Economic Questions Over Financing

Chattanooga Will Be Getting A New Baseball Stadium And City Officials Have Called The Project A “Home Run For The Community” Despite Economists’ Questions On The Numbers Touted By Stadium Supporters.

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Nashville Mayor’s Titans Stadium Plan Lacks Transparency, Economic Basis

Nashville Mayor John Cooper Presented His Case For Public Funding Toward A New Tennessee Titans Stadium In An Op-Ed In The Tennessean. An Economist From Georgia’s Kennesaw State University Who Studies Stadium Impacts, Said The Lack Of Financial Details In Cooper’s Argument Is Concerning.

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