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Re: O.T. Property Tax Accessment
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Posted by Easy on March 08, 2005 at 23:03:36 from (198.208.159.14):
In Reply to: Re: O.T. Property Tax Accessment posted by jdemaris on March 08, 2005 at 20:01:56:
Your inlaws have always made out! Dearborn was for many years was a adjunct of the Ford Motor Co. In some of thses towns, big companies paid 50% or more of the taxes, and frequently buying the locals equipment too - fire engines, tractors - always ford tractors around here. And Alpena benifited from the Air force base ( I think!). I grew up in Wayne, Mi. I believe that the FoMoCO paid about 40% of the taxes in the town in the 70's. Now it is much less. Now if communities don't give the big corps big tax breaks, they move out, taking good jobs with them. I think the feds shouldn't allow this to happen. One community is whipsawed against others, and the big guys always win. Easy
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