A Palmetto facility would get a $14.5 million property tax break.
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Atlanta board OKs loans, tax breaks for affordable housing in six places
Atlanta kicks in on below-market-rate housing.
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Georgia skyscraper owners need to open up to tax assessors, say some lawmakers
“The single family homeowners have the burden …”
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Fulton to seek missing property value in commercial building data
“The person who is getting $40 a square foot for rent when the average is $25 or $28, that person will never come forward …”
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Fulton judge considering part of public finance deal for Gulch construction
A judge is starting to consider legal objections to a deal for the city, state and county to forego tax money that would instead subsidize a private development in Atlanta’s Gulch.
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Georgia ballot questions, explained
At the foot of your midterm ballot, there are going to be some referendum questions. Here’s what they mean.
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State House moves three Atlanta tax bills in a row: property tax cap, sewer renewal and BeltLine
Atlanta voters may choose to cap rises in their property tax bills, and might be asked to extend a sewer tax that was supposed to end in 2020 — if legislation endorsed by the state House gets state Senate approval.
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Judge OKs Fulton County property tax collection
A judge says Fulton County can start sending property tax bills, even though the state hasn’t given its go-ahead. The ruling brought relief to school leaders for now, but plenty of frustration remains.
