Gov. Evers’ top budget priority after he wins reelection will be raising property taxes, he admitted during a Rotary Club luncheon in Milwaukee this week.
“It can’t be a zero percent increase,” Evers said. “It is my top priority in this next budget. Period.” Read More Evers’ Top Budget Priority Is Raising Property Taxes
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Fact Checking Barnes’ “Crumbs” Ad: Do Choosy Tax Delinquents Choose Jif?
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Badgercare, Evers Taxes, Fact Check, Gas Tax, Higher Property Taxes, Mandela Barnes, Manufacturing and Agriculture Tax Credit, Middle-Class, Property Taxes, Tax Increases, Welfare, Welfare Reform
Barnes was so poor he was forced to eat peanut butter sandwiches at the same time he purchased two homes? Read More Fact Checking Barnes’ “Crumbs” Ad: Do Choosy Tax Delinquents Choose Jif?
Wisconsin Voters Approve $946 Million In Referenda On Election Day
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Higher Property Taxes, K-12 Education Spending, K-12 Funding, Madison Metropolitan School District, Property Taxes, Recurring Referendum, Referenda, School District Referenda
Despite shutdowns, virtual classes, and decreasing public school enrollment, voters throughout Wisconsin approved nearly $1 billion in new school spending on November 3. We discuss the new school spending and what it means for the local Wisconsin taxpayer. Read More Wisconsin Voters Approve $946 Million In Referenda On Election Day
State Struggles to Shield Voters from School Referendum Consequences
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Watch – Every year the State of Wisconsin spends around a billion dollars to buy down school property taxes. There are a lot of concerns about that practice, especially since voters keep consciously deciding to raise their own taxes by approving school referendums. Read More State Struggles to Shield Voters from School Referendum Consequences
Why Property Taxes Always Go Up In Wisconsin
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Watch – Find out all the sneaky reasons why your property tax bill goes up every year. There’s a lot more at play than just school referendums. Read More Why Property Taxes Always Go Up In Wisconsin