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The whole property tax discussion is about reform ... moving the property tax system to an income tax based system. We're talking about the wrong issues.

His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. The preservation of the rebate program should always be a priority until there is a stable form of property-tax relief and reform. It is the only lifeline and the only bridge until real reform is enacted. To take that away, which is meaningful property-tax relief, would be wrong in my mind.

Assemblyman Louis Greenwald

Our focus regarding Idaho's property tax system has been to help legislators and others get a good understanding of the current Idaho property tax laws and how the 3 percent, plus growth budget limitation law works, ... Obviously local property tax budgets are growing more than 3 percent per year. We are helping show how that happens.

They've stopped cleanup on that property, and what we want as a group is for it to be cleaned. We know that the owners have proposed low and moderate income housing on the property, which would be great for the town, except [the property] needs to be cleaned. The town hasn't enforced anything on that property in 18 years.

There are two proposed bills in the works right now. We're hoping that with continued public pressure the legislature will vote to reform the property tax system.

John Sutherland

It's pale in comparison to the damage of property and lives taken without a system. So the dollars I think, based on what it would accomplish, are certainly reasonable.

Sheriff Richard Meyers

They are simply revealing who they are, and they are making it known to those of us what death-tax repeal is really about. It's about class warfare, and it's about a group of people whose belief system is that one of government's jobs is to take property away from those who have gathered property in their lifetime and redistribute it.

The property tax system is way too complex of a system, making it tough for the average citizen to determine how these different factors affect their bills.

We were literally rebuilding our electrical distribution system. This was definitely a severe storm and had significant damage to our system and the customers' property.

It's not that the issue is good or bad; in my mind, it's a matter of priorities. Instead of tackling tough issues that impact everyone - education, property taxes, campaign reform, the health care crisis - they're talking about stuff like this.

The tax code is not aligned to the way the state economy works right now. Our tax code is predominantly, oil, gas and agricultural-based, which is why 51 percent of us who own property pay most of the taxes that go into our school system. The other problem is that because it is based on oil, gas and agriculture, it is cyclical in nature. We need to align our tax code with the economic realities of the state, which is predominantly service-oriented. We need to look at service-oriented issues for what we need to address.

We're still going through some growing pains with the system - as you would anytime you implement a new system. Anytime you have converted data, you're going to have issues to deal with. We're working through some pitfalls associated with that. But we're moving forward - and we're dedicated to getting the city as much as possible on one system.

Details on the intellectual property income by quarter shows that IBM will face relatively easy comparisons for intellectual property income in the first half of 2002, making us less concerned about the downside exposure near-term,

Steve Milunovich

The state of Virginia gets its primary revenues from income tax. Virginia, as a state, has very little interest in taking your property. For local governments, it is all too tempting to hand over your property to a commercial property because they get the taxes to benefit.

We're talking about state inheritance, we're talking about state property issues, we're talking about children's issues, we're talking about power of attorney.

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