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Assessing The Theory And Practice Of Land Value Taxation Richard F Dye

Name: Assessing The Theory And Practice Of Land Value Taxation Richard F Dye
SKU: BELL-2341470
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Assessing The Theory And Practice Of Land Value Taxation Richard F Dye instant download after payment.

Publisher: Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.26 MB

Pages: 36

Author: Richard F. Dye, Richard W. England

ISBN: 9781558442047, 1558442049

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Assessing The Theory And Practice Of Land Value Taxation Richard F Dye by Richard F. Dye, Richard W. England 9781558442047, 1558442049 instant download after payment.

Through an examination of more than 30 countries and several U.S. municipalities that have implemented a land value tax as an alternative to the traditional property tax, this reports helps officials create better tax reform packages for their jurisdictions. The report's recommendations include using best assessing practices, adding a tax credit feature in communities where land-rich but income-poor citizens might suffer from land value taxation, and phasing in dual tax rates over several years.