H 3005
An Act relative to municipal income-based taxation
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Bill overview
This bill proposed a shift in how Massachusetts cities and towns collect property taxes. Instead of relying primarily on real estate taxes, it would have established a system where local governments would primarily collect taxes based on residents’ and businesses’ income. The goal was to create a more equitable tax system, potentially reducing the tax burden on homeowners and addressing disparities in property values across communities. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass the legislature.
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Primary sponsor
James Arciero
Cosponsors
James Arciero
Peter Barbella
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