[Paco]

Renters pay property taxes via their rent. While they aren’t assessed property taxes, their landlord is. Regardless, the renter pays it.

[JimRed]

While they aren’t assessed property taxes, their landlord is. Regardless, the renter pays it.

That's why rents are much higher in a high-tax environment; if return on investment is insufficient why bother being a landlord?

[Thank You Rush]

“”Renters pay property taxes via their rent. While they aren’t assessed property taxes, their landlord is. Regardless, the renter pays it.””

That would imply that renters will get a reduction in their rent, right? The landlords get a break on their taxes and it all equals out?? HA!

[zencycler]

Exactly - just like customers and/or employees pay corporate taxes through higher prices or reductions (or foregone increases) in salaries, respectively - which also applies to income taxes on the rich derived from pass through business activities or anytime there exists the ability to shift costs to customers or employees.

[zencycler]

Exactly - just like customers and/or employees pay corporate taxes through higher prices or reductions (or foregone increases) in salaries, respectively - which also applies to income taxes on the rich derived from pass through business activities or anytime there exists the ability to shift costs to customers or employees.