November 24th, 2013:
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Property taxes: how they stack up state by state
from: Christian Science Monitor-Nov 19, 2013
When it comes to property taxes, location matters.
In a new TPC report, my colleague Brian David Moore and I look at just how much property ...
(and see/downloand the Tax Policy Center report at:
and from the Christian Science news: (in part):
"Using self-reported American Community Survey data, we find that
residential property taxes tend to be close to $1,000 per year, with a
small share of households paying substantially more, especially in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and New Hampshire.
...In recent years, 48 percent of homeowners paid between $750 and $1,750
in property taxes. About one-third—31 percent—paid less than $750 and 21
percent paid more than $1,750. Just 3 percent paid more than $4,000,
with a miniscule share of homeowners (0.2 percent) paying more than
$8,000. "
