Property Taxes Increase Less Than 1%
It would be nice to see it moving in the opposite direction, but it’s a heckuva lot better than years past!
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance report says net property taxes statewide are increasing seven tenths of a percent. That is up from two-tenths of a percent increase last year, but less than the 2.8 percent and 4.2 percent increases from the two previous years.
Taxpayers Alliance president Todd Berry says a major reason for the small increase this year is state-imposed revenue and levy limits on local governments.
Our property taxes are the ninth highest, income taxes are 12th highest, and the state sales tax is 35th highest in the nation.
Sales tax raise coming?
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