If the settlement includes refunds of taxes paid on the resorts, yes. Property tax refunds paid to the DVC resorts would be paid to the various condominium associations that own the resorts. In normal years, if property taxes paid are lower than what was estimated at the start of the year, owners get a credit against the next year’s MFs. So owners could see some credits against the coming year’s dues. OTOH, I’m not sure whether a tax refund is required to be paid directly to the individual owners - it might be possible for that amount to be added to the capital reserves or applied to some other line item in the budget. I don’t know what the legal requirements might be. But the owners would benefit in any case.
