ATLANTA AP - House leaders are backing a proposal that could eliminate next year the homeowners property tax relief grant, which reduces property taxes by about $200 to $300 per homeowner.The measure would guarantee the grant is funded this fiscal year, but in future years would tie it to the growth in state revenue.
January 27, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – House leaders are backing a proposal that could eliminate next year the homeowners property tax relief grant, which reduces property taxes by about $200 to $300 per homeowner.
The measure would guarantee the grant is funded this fiscal year, but in future years would tie it to the growth in state revenue. The measure would require the state’s revenues to grow by at least 3 percent to continue.
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