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1. 2024 Lincoln Institute Scholars Program

   Oportunidades de becas
   Enero 2024

   The Lincoln Institute Scholars Program provides an opportunity for recent PhDs (one to two years post-graduate) specializing in public finance or urban economics to work with senior academics. Applications are due March 8, 2024, by 11:59 p.m. (EDT).

2. The Future of U.S. Public School Revenue from the Property Tax

   Resúmenes de políticas públicas
   Septiembre 2017
   Andrew Reschovsky, Research Fellow, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-Madison

   This Policy Brief examines the property tax as a critical source of revenue for public schools in the United States. It demonstrates the high proportion of public education funding provided by the...

3. Nonprofit PILOTs (Payments in Lieu of Taxes)

   Resúmenes de políticas públicas
   Noviembre 2016
   Daphne A. Kenyon and Adam H. Langley

   This policy brief covers key issues surrounding the use of nonprofit payments in lieu of taxes (PILOTs): payments made voluntarily by tax-exempt nonprofits as a substitute for property taxes. It...

4. Why Tax Increment Financing Often Fails and How Communities Can Do Better

   Entradas de blog
   Septiembre 2018

5. Tax incentives for Amazon HQ2: when winners end up losers?

   Entradas de blog
   Agosto 2018

6. New England legislators and academics convene to explore solutions to state tax challenges

   Entradas de blog
   Junio 2018

7. How school funding in Arizona’s largest cities compares with other U.S. cities

   Entradas de blog
   Mayo 2018
   By Andrew Reschovsky

8. Why identical homes can have different property tax bills

   Entradas de blog
   Abril 2018

9. Newly updated online resource looks at "dark store" assessment and other property tax trends

   Entradas de blog
   Marzo 2018

10. How and why communities should allow monthly property tax payments

    Entradas de blog
    Enero 2018