City councilors are set to vote to set tax rates for residential and commercial property owners during the council hearing Wednesday. Mayor Wu's home rule petition, defeated in the Senate Monday, aimed to allow the councilors to shift more of the tax burden from residents to businesses.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-12-10 19:54:41">December 10, 2024 at 7:54 PM EST</time>

City councilors are set to vote to set tax rates for residential and commercial property owners during the council hearing Wednesday. Mayor Wu’s home rule petition, defeated in the Senate Mon…{ai:summary}<p>City councilors will vote on tax rates for residential and commercial properties at a hearing Wednesday. Mayor Wu's home rule petition, which sought to shift more tax burden from residents to businesses, was defeated in the Senate on Monday. #politics</p>

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