"Without an amendment, the governor's plan to cap property taxes at different levels for homeowners, landlords and businesses could find itself on the losing end of a constitutional challenge, legal experts say. And because more than one powerful business interest has lined up against the plan, the politically difficult two-year task of amending the state constitution appears essential. At issue: whether the caps, welcomed by residential property owners but not by business interests, meet the constitutional requirement that taxes be assessed at a 'uniform and equal rate.'"
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
Tax plan may violate constitution
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