Oct 20, 2022
The culture around taxes in the United States generally encourages a game of avoidance whenever and wherever one can. It’s a game of reduction. Yet, citizens expect better outcomes at the local level for schools, infrastructure and programs for small business with the additional pressures of de-industrialization and a changing economy weighing on our municipal budgets. Scott M. Graves speaks to the need to allow our town planners and economic development professionals to focus on new, organic property tax growth at the commercial sector to stabilize public funding and take pressure off of the retired and the economically challenged all while retaining young people in your town to ensure the next generation of civic engagement.
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