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1. Editorial: Duggan’s Detroit property tax shift is important, necessary

   Detroit Free Press
   Junio 4, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

2. Detroit to push for big change in how it taxes real estate. What would it mean for owners?

   Crain's Detroit Business
   Mayo 25, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

3. Detroit could be ‘an ideal test bed’ for big shift in how property is taxed, experts say

   Crain's Detroit Business
   Mayo 25, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

4. Duggan proposes cutting Detroit property taxes for most owners with “split-rate tax”

   Michigan Radio
   Mayo 31, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

5. Mayor Duggan unveils policy to impose higher tax rate on vacant land

   Detroit Free Press
   Mayo 31, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

6. Land value tax could be on the ballot in February, Duggan says

   Crain's Detroit Business
   Mayo 31, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

7. Duggan urges state Legislature to fix Detroit’s ‘unfair’ tax system

   Bridge Michigan
   Mayo 31, 2023
   El Instituto Lincoln en las noticias

8. Split-Rate Property Taxation in Detroit

   Findings and Recommendations
   Otro
   Abril 2022
   John E. Anderson and Nick Allen

   Collecting more taxes on fewer properties has created significant challenges for residents and investors in Detroit. This study covers subjects of central importance to the City of Detroit: tax delinquency, business formation, and property value effects.

9. Evaluating the Feasibility and Burden Shifting Impacts of a State Land Value Tax on Commercial and Industrial Property

   Documentos de trabajo
   Enero 2004
   Mark Haveman

   In the most recent general session of the Minnesota state legislature, a bill was introduced to transition the commercial/industrial portion of the state general property tax into a tax on commercial...

10. Land Value Taxation in Indiana

    Challenges and Issues
    Documentos de trabajo
    Enero 2000
    Jeff Wuensch, Frank Kelly, and Thomas Hamilton

    In 1998, the Indiana State Supreme Court ruled that the state’s real estate manual violated the state constitution because it was too subjective, lacked meaningful reference to property wealth...