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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Gilford, NH
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Your taxes went up only because of one or more of these reasons: 1) you house value went up more than other houses in town, therefore you are effectively now paying a higher proportion of town taxes. 2) your town is now spending more money (and/or getting less in non-tax revenue) and so everyone in town is paying more If every property in town suddenly was worth 10 times its current value, and town spending (and non-tax revenue) stayed the same, your taxes would not change at all! But if your house goes up 20% and another house goes up 10% you will be paying more and the other owner will be paying less (w/constant spending). |
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