Tax bills are set to be lessened as Augusta Commission has approved a rollback for tax rates in terms of property taxes.
Lesser tax bills for property owners. (Photo: Business Business Business)
A Decrease In Tax Bills Is Expected As Augusta Commission Has Approved Of A Rollback
Tax bills may just be one of the most dreaded bills of any household. As taxes continue to go up, property owners have also made their way to Tax Assessors in order to discuss their increasing tax bills. Higher tax bills are something city leaders avoid. Commissioner Tony Lewis has stated that they will be looking, through legal parameters, at having a rollback to ensure lesser tax bills. It is also recommended that city leaders implement the rollback tax rate in order to see its effects on tax bills.
In a published article by WJBF, Commissioner Jordan Johnson states that although we all need the revenue, it is still difficult to bounce back after the increase in assessment. It was also stated that although this rollback helps property owners by lessening their tax bills, it affects the revenue of the city coffers which they are thinking of cutting expenses for the city.
Property Owners of Miami Lakes Property Owners Expecting Reduction Of Tax Bills
According to an article by The Miami Laker, a rollback rate for property taxes that will be reflected in tax bills is expected for the years 2023 and 2023. This rollback is said to be the lowest millage rate in the town’s history which would also mean tax bills for the property owners. The taxpayers’ tax bills maybe $86.94 lower under this new rollback rate.
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