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To: Raycpa

“”In CT we can pay our 2017 tax in 2 installments. One is due in July, the other is due in January””

I wondered about that when an earlier post mentioned the last installment isn’t due until NEXT YEAR. I’ve never lived in a state where property taxes aren’t due and paid in the same year - maybe a couple of months apart but here in GA, 100% is due in October...

Doesn’t this change pertain to disallowing anything OVER $10,000? I don’t know about the majority of posters but that’s a lot of property tax so how many people pay even close to $10,000 per year, let alone OVER $10,000? IMO if they are in that category, why are they complaining? Apparently money isn’t a problem...


39 posted on 12/24/2017 6:07:42 AM PST by Thank You Rush
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To: Thank You Rush
I don’t know about the majority of posters but that’s a lot of property tax so how many people pay even close to $10,000 per year, let alone OVER $10,000? IMO if they are in that category, why are they complaining? Apparently money isn’t a problem...

In Georgia, property taxes that high would be a mansion.

In CT, NY, NJ, or other places - it can be a 2,000 sq ft average house of a solidly middle class family.

43 posted on 12/24/2017 6:15:23 AM PST by SkyPilot ("I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." John 14:6)
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To: Thank You Rush

10000 includes income tax. So a family that haves 100k in income could easily have 5k in property tax and 5k in income tax.


51 posted on 12/24/2017 6:31:54 AM PST by Raycpa
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