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There are two recent reports concerning property taxes that I wanted to draw your attention to this month. The first is from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and is titled “How to Design and Implement Property Tax Reforms”. The Abstract states: “Property taxes are often under exploited sources of local public revenues. A broad-based tax, raised at modest rates, can potentially generate significantly higher revenues in many countries, and meet most of the costs of improved local public services. This note provides a practical guide to designing and implementing reforms to recurrent taxes on immoveable property and real estate transfer taxes. It addresses the fundamental policy choices regarding the property tax base and tax rate, and the key functions of the tax administration for managing collections – valuation, billing, and enforcement....
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