Property Taxes

All of the states in the United States have property tax exemptions for government owned properties (local, state, and federal), certain educational organizations, qualifying religious organizations, and certain qualifying nonprofit organizations.

under international comity, the property of a foreign state or government may not be taxed by another.this principle is based on the sovereign equality among states under international law that foreign gov.may not be sued w/o its consent.

property tax is considered as direct tax effect of property tax directly falls to the owner.

When property taxes are not paid on time penalties and interest are applied. The penalty is usually a percentage amount for payments after the due date. For example, if real estate taxes have a 10% penalty for payments made after June 15, your property tax will be 10% higher if you pay it on June 16 or after. Interest is also applied to any amount unpaid after the due date. To continue with the earlier example, if I pay my real estate taxes on August 1 the original tax amount billed would have a penalty added for being paid after the June 15 due date and interest applied to the original billed amount at the uniform rate charged for nonpayment (usually as set annually by the tax ordinance for the taxing district). If you can't pay our property taxes ask your local assessor or tax collector to explain how penalties and interest are applied.

You don't get a refund of your property tax.

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One mill is a real estate tax levy of 1 dollar for every one thousand dollars of assessed value. The real estate levy is known as the millage rate. For example, if your city or county has a current millage rate of $21 per $1,000 of assessed value and the current assessment for your home is $100,000, the annual real estate tax levy would be $2,100 (100,000 divided by 1,000 = 100 multiplies by $21.00 = $2,100). Not all states use a millage rate (rate per 1,000) some set a levy rate per $100 of assessed value. Ask you local assessor to be sure.

All towns in the State of Connecticut have tax foreclosure sales. The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch lists pending foreclosure sales online by town. They list the sales date and time, docket number, type of sale, property address, property photo, and bidding instructions. You can also find tax sale information and property listings from the individual town tax collector websites.

Yes.. as far as you are willing to pay the tax due.. and if you did not earned just tell the truth so that government will understand the how's and why...

Alabama, owing to its archaic constitution, which was designed in 1901 to favor wealthy owners of large tracts of property. Thus this state has the lowest property taxes in the nation and has sales taxes that rank near the top. This cruelly regressive taxation system places a disproportionate burden on the lower income classes, who are forced to spend a very high proportion of their disposable income on consumer goods, such as food and clothing, which are subject to sales taxes.

The hardest part of estimating the value of property is finding comparables. To determine the value, other recently sold properties need to be looked at.

that is only possible if your home is in a "under construction status"

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Yes, you have to pay real estates property taxes for unfinished space, unless the property qualifies for tax exempt status. Real property is generally taxed based on its value. One of the approaches to estimate value used by many assessors is the income approach. In this approach the assessor considers the rental rate that could be demanded by the property on the open market, either as furnished or unfurnished. Since there is no furniture you would not pay personal property taxes if the furniture was assessable in your city or county.

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