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In response to
"
Speaking of public school funding, apparently there's a bill in the PA legislature to replace local property taxes with state funding
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by
znufrii
60%?! -- nm
Posted by
Epiphany (aka Epiphany)
Jan 18 '17, 06:46
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From 3.07% to 4.95%, it would also broaden and increase the state sales tax.
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znufrii
Jan 18, 06:51
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I always find those percentage increases when describing local tax increases completely sensational. Yes it's 60% because you're dealing with small
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pmb
Jan 18, 08:46
doesn't that depend on how much you make? like, my property taxes at $2200 per year. if I made $100k, I would pay $5k in income & property tax
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university of amanda jones
Jan 18, 06:54
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Right, I was discussing my personal tax situation only. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Jan 18, 06:55
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oh. I'm pretty poor so it might actually help me. still, it's fruit battery. -- nm
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university of amanda jones
Jan 18, 06:56
we're at 3.07% now. it's not so huge really. but it is fruit battery. -- nm
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university of amanda jones
Jan 18, 06:50
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