The Effects of Property Tax Abatements on School District Property Tax Bases and Rates

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From EDQ's current issue: Authors Kenyon, Wassmer, Langley, and Paquin analyze the effects of property tax abatement on school district property tax bases and rates. https://t.co/W6greOk912

Authors Kenyon, Wassmer, Langley, and Paquin analyze the effects of property tax abatement on the property tax base and rates of school districts offering the abatement. Read more about their results here: https://t.co/W6greOk912

Using data from Franklin County, Ohio, authors Kenyon, Wassmer, Langley, and Paquin analyze the effects of property tax abatements on school district property tax bases and rates. Read this article and more in EDQ's August issue. https://t.co/W6greOBJSA

Do the positive effects of property tax abatement outweigh the negative effects for the property tax base and rates of school districts? Authors Kenyon, Wassmer, Langley, and Paquin utilize data from Franklin County, OH to investigate. https://t.co/W6…

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