The proposal was inspired by a recent case involving a sex trafficking victim who killed the man who she says raped her
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Iowa lawmakers continue to advance a proposal to fix a state error that's left property taxpayers on the hook for higher bills than expected, but could leave local governments short millions .
The Linn County League of Women Voters will host a speaker Saturday morning to discuss property taxes in the state.
Also, state Senate OKs fix to property tax rate error
A subcommittee advances the bill for further discussion by the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee.
A rush is on in the Iowa Legislature to fix an oversight resulting from a previously passed property tax reform package that could mean potentially millions of dollars in lost revenue for some Iowa cities.
The Republican committee leader also says he will again push a proposal to fill the state fund for water quality, outdoors and recreation projects
Similar to previous hearings, speakers on Monday were divided between those who said a flatter tax rate would make Iowa a more attractive place for businesses and employees, and those who said the plan benefits the wealthy while doing little to help lower-income workers.
Cedar Rapids’ budget for fiscal 2023 includes infrastructure investment in flood protection, streets and utilities capital improvement projects. The budget allocates $1.4 million in federal funds to offset lost revenue from COVID-19 and another $1 million for tree planting
Advocates differ on whether care will get better or worse after the state -- not local property taxes -- starts funding it. There is a two-year transition.
Republicans celebrate ‘great day,’ while Democrats see missed opportunities
A significant overhaul of tax policy and mental health funding is in the works in the Iowa Legislature, as Republicans appear to have finally reached agreement on myriad funding streams and policies.
Trying to coax lawmakers to finish their 2021 legislative session, Gov. Kim Reynolds has offered a plan to accelerate tax cuts, shift mental health funding from counties to the state and eliminate a local government property tax backfill. But will it be enough for the House GOP?
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