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José K. Tastro y las Directrices para el Catastro Territorial Multifinalitario

Edited by Diego Alfonso Erba and Eglaísa Micheline Pontes Cunha

December 2010, Spanish

Other Publication

City and Regional Planning, Land Markets, Property Tax, Valuation

December 2010, Spanish

Other Publication

City and Regional Planning, Land Markets, Property Tax, Valuation

Zeca Dastro e as Diretrizes para o Cadastro Territorial Multifinalitário

Edited by Diego Alfonso Erba and Eglaísa Micheline Pontes Cunha

December 2010, Portuguese

Other Publication

City and Regional Planning, Land Markets, Property Tax, Valuation

December 2010, Portuguese

Other Publication

City and Regional Planning, Land Markets, Property Tax, Valuation

China’s Local Public Finance in Transition

Edited by Joyce Yanyun Man and Yu-Hung Hong

November 2010, English

Book

Local Government, Property Tax, Urbanization, Valuation

November 2010, English

Book

Local Government, Property Tax, Urbanization, Valuation

Payments in Lieu of Taxes

Balancing Municipal and Nonprofit Interests

Daphne A. Kenyon and Adam H. Langley

November 2010, English

Policy Focus Report

Land Markets, Land Value Taxation, Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation

November 2010, English

Policy Focus Report

Land Markets, Land Value Taxation, Local Government, Property Tax, Valuation

Report from the President

PILOTs in Perspective

Gregory K. Ingram

October 2010, English

Nonprofit organizations operated for charitable purposes in the United States are exempt from most taxes, including investment income, sales, and property taxes. They benefit from the tax deductions that donors receive for charitable contributions, and some nonprofits also benefit from financing raised through tax-exempt bonds. Data allows informed estimates of the size of these tax […]

Property Tax, Public Finance

October 2010, English

Nonprofit organizations operated for charitable purposes in the United States are exempt from most taxes, including investment income, sales, and property taxes. They benefit from the tax deductions that donors receive for charitable contributions, and some nonprofits also benefit from financing raised through tax-exempt bonds. Data allows informed estimates of the size of these tax […]

Property Tax, Public Finance

What the Housing Crisis Means for State and Local Governments

Kim Rueben and Serena Lei

October 2010, English

As the U.S. housing market experiences its largest contraction since the Great Depression, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center took a closer look at the consequences of this crisis for state and local governments in a May 2010 conference. A major theme of the discussion was the fallibility of […]

Housing, Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

October 2010, English

As the U.S. housing market experiences its largest contraction since the Great Depression, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center took a closer look at the consequences of this crisis for state and local governments in a May 2010 conference. A major theme of the discussion was the fallibility of […]

Housing, Local Government, Property Tax, Public Finance

Reflections on the Foreclosure Crisis

Morris A. Davis

July 2010, English

Until recently, a foreclosure on an owner-occupied home in the United States was a relatively rare event. According to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), foreclosure proceedings were initiated on approximately 0.3 percent of all owner-occupied housing units with a mortgage in each quarter from 1979:Q1 through 2006:Q2 (figure 1). Since mid-year 2006, foreclosure […]

Housing, Public Finance, Valuation

July 2010, English

Until recently, a foreclosure on an owner-occupied home in the United States was a relatively rare event. According to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), foreclosure proceedings were initiated on approximately 0.3 percent of all owner-occupied housing units with a mortgage in each quarter from 1979:Q1 through 2006:Q2 (figure 1). Since mid-year 2006, foreclosure […]

Housing, Public Finance, Valuation