Nashville’s 34 Percent Property Tax Increase Earns Tennessee Pork of the Year Award
Nashville seems to be suffering from the same thing that ails other vibrant cities below the Mason Dixon Line like Austin and Asheville.
(From TenneseeStar.com)
“At a time when Nashville is among the hottest cities in the country and has skyrocketing tax revenue, the city is somehow still in massive debt,” according to a press release that the Nashville-based Beacon emailed Tuesday.
“Instead of making the changes necessary to fix the problem, such as reforming its unbelievably generous city pension system, enacting a spending cap, or getting rid of the egregious lifetime health insurance benefits for Council members, the mayor and City Council raised taxes on hard-working Nashvillians while making absolutely no sacrifices themselves.”
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