Comparing property tax mill rates to the consumer price index is exactly the wrong approach

We Don't Want Tax Rates Indexed to Inflation

By Sierra Rayne —— Bio and Archives--December 17, 2014

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In the run-up to next year's budgeting at the municipal level in Saskatchewan, a strange trend has emerged. Apparently at least one city is comparing tax rate trends over the past quarter-century to inflation in an attempt to make the case that tax rates themselves have not risen as fast as the consumer price index -- and ergo, we need higher taxes.

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