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Freddy funds his plan through a nearly $1 billion property tax hike. Coupled with his stock-transfer tax to fix the schools, it seems there is no problem that higher taxes can't solve.

Our system has been ruled unconstitutional four times and no one has offered anything to fix those problems. I have. I have a plan that will reduce property taxes by over $1 billion, will define for the first time, what we mean by a high-quality education.

By raiding the surplus to pay for a property-tax cut, Perry is proposing a plan that is still $1 billion short of inadequate because it forgets one very important thing: schools. Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness. By raiding the surplus to pay for a property-tax cut, Perry is proposing a plan that is still $1 billion short of inadequate because it forgets one very important thing: schools.

I think half a billion dollars is still a significant amount of money. Citizens pay attention to how much their property taxes are, particularly when your property (value) is going up pretty dramatically.

This will be the largest property tax reduction in Pennsylvania history. If there is appetite to reduce property taxes more, we can cross that bridge down the road. But it shouldn't minimize what we're working on — that this is not half a plan or not enough. This is going to be significant property tax relief.

The $8.2 billion surplus would provide approximately 35 cents in property tax rate cuts for Texans for two years, taking the school property tax rate from $1.50 to $1.15. This could be done without any new taxes.

If we don't solve it, we'll look foolish ever going back and talking about property taxes again.

I enjoy the fact that the prices of homes have gone through the roof, but property taxes have gone with them. I don't have a problem with paying taxes, I really don't, but it's just gotten to the point where you're locked in your home.

One thing it highlights, again, is the wrong-headedness of the notion that higher state taxes and increased state spending somehow keep property taxes down.

Matthew Maguire

Nobody likes to pay taxes and nobody likes to see what the tax assessor says their property is worth, because they think it'll reflect in the higher taxes. But truly, it's reflecting what's happening in the market.

It came down to economics. People are paying higher prices for fuel and heat and higher property taxes. No matter what we did, we just couldn't bring the numbers up.

If the bargain is that you are going to get lower property taxes but higher sales taxes, that is no bargain at all for the folks making less than $100,000. They are going to end up with more of a tax burden than they had before.

Dennis Hartnett

Property taxes are still a major issue. If you do not want to pay taxes, let's get on with it and do it. People who want to stay, pay the property taxes.

Property taxes are too high because valuations are too high. I would support a tax shift, with an increase of sales and income taxes. It will not be a popular idea, but the burden of property taxes is too high on farm and ranch land.

With over $8 billion available before the Perry tax plan is even considered, any school finance plan that leaves our children's schools and their teachers out of the equation just doesn't add up.

Donna New Haschke

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