CarolynFH DIS Legend Joined Jan 5, 2000 Messages 19,737 Jul 26, 2023 #1 Two views of the same subject: https://www.wdwinfo.com/news-storie...oposes-tax-cuts-for-disney-surrounding-areas/ https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...isney-property-unlikely-to-benefit-dvc-owners
Two views of the same subject: https://www.wdwinfo.com/news-storie...oposes-tax-cuts-for-disney-surrounding-areas/ https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...isney-property-unlikely-to-benefit-dvc-owners
Sandisw DVC Forums Moderator Joined Nov 15, 2008 Messages 45,291 Jul 26, 2023 #2 So, it sounds like the reduction may simply help offset the increase due to higher valuation?
supersnoop What time is the three o'clock parade? Joined Nov 13, 2013 Messages 12,628 Jul 26, 2023 #3 Sandisw said: So, it sounds like the reduction may simply help offset the increase due to higher valuation? Click to expand... Yup, that's how property taxes work. Rate x Value = Amount Collected. The taxing entities are limited in how much they collect, so if the value goes up, the rate goes down, and the amount stays roughly the same.
Sandisw said: So, it sounds like the reduction may simply help offset the increase due to higher valuation? Click to expand... Yup, that's how property taxes work. Rate x Value = Amount Collected. The taxing entities are limited in how much they collect, so if the value goes up, the rate goes down, and the amount stays roughly the same.
CarolynFH DIS Legend Joined Jan 5, 2000 Messages 19,737 Jul 26, 2023 #4 Yes, sounds like they may offset each other. Depends on how much the property assessments change.