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Study Explores Local Government Response to Recessions

Posted on May 18, 2017 by DeVoe Moore Center

Recessions can be trying times for city and county governments. They typically experience a fall in revenue from two primary sources: 1) a shrinking property tax base because of falling property values and 2) lower intergovernmental transfers—grants and other payments … Continue reading →

Posted in DeVoe Moore Center, Fiscal Policy, Tax Policy | Tagged 2008, academic articles, budget, Cromwell, economics, Ihlanfeldt, local government, millage, National Tax Journal, property taxes, recession | Leave a comment

Property-tax hike in Tallahassee reveals broken budget process

Posted on September 21, 2015 by DeVoe Moore Center

Proposed tax increase in Tallahassee shows broken budget process. Zero-based budgeting would help. Continue reading →

Posted in Fiscal Policy, Tallahassee, Tax Policy | Tagged budget, budget savings, citizens for responsible spending, dominic calabro, florida taxwatch, local spending, property tax, sam staley, spending cut, Tallahassee, Tallahassee Reports, tax increase | 3 Comments

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Study Explores Local Government Response to Recessions

Property-tax hike in Tallahassee reveals broken budget process

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