A fiscal watchdog group released a new report that highlights a number of ways to make Boston’s annual budget less reliant on property tax revenue in light of falling commercial values.


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A fiscal watchdog group released a new report that highlights a number of ways to make Boston’s annual budget less reliant on property tax revenue in light of falling commercial values.{ai:summary}<p>A fiscal watchdog group has published a report suggesting methods for Boston to reduce its dependence on property tax revenue due to declining commercial property values. The report aims to address the city's financial challenges. #economy</p>

Report: Boston could look to new taxes to diversify budgetary revenue amid commercial market woes

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