Nonprofits

Class Divisions

| March 9, 2015

March 9, 2015

Nonprofits

When New York City’s property tax code was overhauled back in 1981, the city and the state set up a system of four property classes.

The new system was intended to make tax levels consistent within each class. However, as a 2013 analysis from the Citizens Budget Commission showed, homeowners pay much lower property taxes.

Nonprofits Case Studies

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Reviving Chollas Creek: Collaborative Efforts to Restore a San Diego Urban Watershed

San Diego, CA

Takoma Park Allocates More than 50% of its ARPA Spending Plan to Advancing Equity

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St. Louis, MO

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