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    That $2 trillion will be made up when the Trump tax cuts expire at the end of 2025. What's funny, crazy and a little ironic, is that the Trump tax cuts were set to expire after he left office assuming 2 terms. SO the next guy could take the blame for the tax increases. But, Trump, assuming he wins next time, could take the credit for having a balanced budget due to his tax legislation expiring. Wouldn't that be something.
    Part of that theory is not going to happen.

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    Every state is different. My mother inlaws went up 107% in 1 year. Luckily hers is still low enough for homestead exemption. Ours here is due to explosion in population, inflation, etc. Scared of what mine is going to do because my is under homestead exemption. My sons in Arkansas went up 64%. Plumb stupid, all of this is manufactured problems. Oh well, live on, I'm still blessed!!!
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    It's harsh here for sure. When we sold our last house which I renovated inside and out, I cut-off most of the land and sold 4 AC with the house. The tax bill for just the undeveloped land is now more than taxes we paid for the house and all of the land when we lived there
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    Sell


    And then do what. Pay inflated value for a new place? Throw in a crazy high interest rate and in a year when taxes are due on new place you are in same scenario except with a bigger mortgage due to interest rate and increased property value rate.


    If someone has investment or rental property or was looking to cash out its a great time to sell but if you still need a primary residence it's all artificial values.

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    only have 3 houses on the road,they raised the neighbors taxes,neighbors complained,assessor did not lower theirs but instead raised mine WTF!!

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    My Mom got the homesite exemption. But, right about the time we were eligible, Ohio did away with it for new folks, while those who had it got to keep it. Too many Boomers were going to retire and hurt the amount of money coming into the tax coffers. Bastages!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TritonJT View Post
    Part of that theory is not going to happen.

    Yeah, I know we won't see a balanced budget, but one can hope.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boneil View Post
    That $2 trillion will be made up when the Trump tax cuts expire at the end of 2025. What's funny, crazy and a little ironic, is that the Trump tax cuts were set to expire after he left office assuming 2 terms. SO the next guy could take the blame for the tax increases. But, Trump, assuming he wins next time, could take the credit for having a balanced budget due to his tax legislation expiring. Wouldn't that be something.
    The interest on the current debt is 1 trillion a year, therefore the budget will never really be balanced correct?
    All these sorry bastards piss me off, both sides with all their games, pet projects etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skeeterator View Post
    The interest on the current debt is 1 trillion a year, therefore the budget will never really be balanced correct?
    All these sorry bastards piss me off, both sides with all their games, pet projects etc.

    We could have a balanced budget. All we have to do is stop increasing spending and let the economy catch up. The problem is it's easy to pass continuing resolutions year after year which include automatic increases. It's difficult for the sorry bastards to actually sit down and work, do a line item budget and then defend every dollar spent on an item.

    But of course the Federal Reserve is raising rates combating inflation, slowing our economy, probably to the point of an eventual recession, lowering tax receipts causing the Treasury to issue more debt aka print more money, causing more inflation.............

    So in reality, could we have a balanced budget? I don't know. There's probably a very fine line that we could navigate this fiscal cliff but it might be too late. We may look back and see that covid and the spending that took place was the death knell in more ways than one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boneil View Post
    We could have a balanced budget. All we have to do is stop increasing spending and let the economy catch up. The problem is it's easy to pass continuing resolutions year after year which include automatic increases. It's difficult for the sorry bastards to actually sit down and work, do a line item budget and then defend every dollar spent on an item.

    But of course the Federal Reserve is raising rates combating inflation, slowing our economy, probably to the point of an eventual recession, lowering tax receipts causing the Treasury to issue more debt aka print more money, causing more inflation.............

    So in reality, could we have a balanced budget? I don't know. There's probably a very fine line that we could navigate this fiscal cliff but it might be too late. We may look back and see that covid and the spending that took place was the death knell in more ways than one.
    We may someday get a balanced budget but I doubt it. But even then we will have trillions in debt.

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    why even keep up with it. its all fake money anyway

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    I appealled our taxes. Thought ours was a little high. Went on real estate sight and printed out houses for sale that showed what taxes they paid.
    I said this house is valued about what ours is but only pays half as much tax. This house pays the same tax as us but sells for 3 times as much as ours. Got our taxes cut almost in half.

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    Mom and dad have a second house here in VA, (primary residence in NY), several years ago, their tax bill on the “River house” more than doubled. Dad had to file a protest and show up in person. At the end of the day, the county changed the MSL to add several feet to the property. Mind you, the property markers did not change, platt map did not change and the MSL did not change (significantly). They were being charged for property that is part of a navigable waterway.
    He won at the end but, did have to show up 450 miles from his permanent home. And no, there was no reimbursement for T&L expenses.
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    So how much is Ukraine going to have to pay on this most recent 325 million?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doorman1 View Post
    Can’t file for homestead exemption here if your federal income tax return shows more then 45K of income. not only has my property value increased but the local city, county and community college have all asked to raise their mill rates. I’m looking at paying about 2,200.00 more in taxes next year. House is valued at 272,000.00 which is way under valued based on current comps in my development. So I’m not going to file a valuation protest. I’m looking at a tax bill of 7,400.00 next year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trifish View Post
    LOL don't look at Florida if you think that's bad. Ours are expected to increase 12% this year.
    mine is over 30%
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    These figures are why I will vote no on any property tax regardless of what it's for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Perry View Post
    And then do what. Pay inflated value for a new place? Throw in a crazy high interest rate and in a year when taxes are due on new place you are in same scenario except with a bigger mortgage due to interest rate and increased property value rate.


    If someone has investment or rental property or was looking to cash out its a great time to sell but if you still need a primary residence it's all artificial values.
    Move to where the cost of housing is cheaper. Is t that the bbc way. Don’t like what you’re paid or what the taxes are then move? Ive read that many times here. My comment at selling was actually off the cuff. I’ts human nature to complain about things but I’ve lived long enough to know the grass isn’t always greener.

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    Quote Originally Posted by local16 View Post
    Move to where the cost of housing is cheaper. Is t that the bbc way. Don’t like what you’re paid or what the taxes are then move? Ive read that many times here. My comment at selling was actually off the cuff. I’ts human nature to complain about things but I’ve lived long enough to know the grass isn’t always greener.





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