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January 1998, English
The Continuing Redistribution of Fiscal Stress
The Long Run Consequences of Proposition 13
January 1998, English
January 1998, English
School Finance Litigation and Property Tax Revolts
How Undermining Local Control Turns Voters Away
January 1998, English
January 1998, English
Measuring Use Value Assessment Tax Expenditures
January 1998, English
January 1998, English
The Adoption and Repeal of the Two Rate Property Tax in Amsterdam, New York
January 1998, English
January 1998, English
South Africa
Land Policy and Taxation in Transition
November 1997, English
The shift to a multi-racial government in South Africa is as pronounced and dramatic a transition as that of the new independent states of Central and Eastern Europe. In the past five years, South Africa has adopted a new constitution, elected a new government, redrawn state and municipal boundaries, and undertaken basic reform of its […]
November 1997, English
The shift to a multi-racial government in South Africa is as pronounced and dramatic a transition as that of the new independent states of Central and Eastern Europe. In the past five years, South Africa has adopted a new constitution, elected a new government, redrawn state and municipal boundaries, and undertaken basic reform of its […]
Property Tax Policies in Transitional Economies
July 1997, English
In the context of entirely new fiscal policies and new approaches to property rights in central and eastern Europe over the past decade, taxes on land and buildings have taken on significant new roles—politically as adjuncts to privatization, restitution and decentralization, and fiscally as revenue-raising tools for local governments. The Lincoln Institute is particularly interested […]
July 1997, English
In the context of entirely new fiscal policies and new approaches to property rights in central and eastern Europe over the past decade, taxes on land and buildings have taken on significant new roles—politically as adjuncts to privatization, restitution and decentralization, and fiscally as revenue-raising tools for local governments. The Lincoln Institute is particularly interested […]
Land Lines, July 1997
July 1997, English
July 1997, English
