Tennessee Has 37th Highest Property Tax Rates In U.S.
Tennessee Has The 37th Highest Property Tax Rate On Owner-Occupied Property In The Country, According To A New Report From The Tax Foundation.
Read moreTennessee Has The 37th Highest Property Tax Rate On Owner-Occupied Property In The Country, According To A New Report From The Tax Foundation.
Read moreAccording To Our Source, Rutherford County May Have Used Covid-19 Relief Funds To Build Six New Public Safety Stations. “Hardened” Facilities Such As These That Can Be Used For Tornado Shelters Must Be Under The Authority Of The City Where They Are Built And Approved By The City Council Through A Vote. Our Source Tells Us That These Facilities Are Being Built Or Were Built Without Any Such Approval.
Read moreRutherford County Residents Who Were Approved For A Freeze On Property Tax Increases Will Not Be Subject To The New 16.1% Increase That Was Approved By The County Commission On Monday.
Read moreThe Fastest Growing County In Tennessee Is Raising Property Taxes In The Biggest Hike Residents Have Seen In Nearly Three Decades. The Rutherford County Commission Voted 13-8 In Favor Of The Mayor’s Recommendation On Monday Which Will Fund The County’s $849.8 Million Budget. The Last Time Property Taxes Were Raised Significantly In Rutherford County Was In 1994.
Read moreEvery County And City In Tennessee Are Going Through The Same Budget Process Currently. Many Communities Are Faced With Hard Choices. When Making These Decisions It Is Important To Remember That Pursuit Of “All Or Nothing” Scenarios, While Crafting A Direction For The Government, Misses The Valuable Opportunity Of Consensus Building.
Read moreLincoln County Residents Showed Up At A Tuesday Night Public Forum Held By The Lincoln County Budget Commission To Voice Their Concerns Regarding A Proposed 52% Property Tax Increase.
Read moreMicrovast, A China-Based Electric Battery Company, Is The Focus Of An Inquiry From The Top Ranking Republican On The Senate Energy And Natural Resources Committee. A Grant Made To The Company Is Under Investigation By United States Financial Regulators.
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