Sentences with phrase «property industry broke»
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«It's best to do it with a circuit breaker rather than a flat rebate,» she said, referring to an industry term for targeted property tax breaks based on a percentage of income.
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Last week, the influential New Jersey state legislator Stephen Sweeney urged Gov. Chris Christie to make it easier to prepay property taxes.The Real Deal recently broke down how tax reform could impact New York's real estate industry.
The real estate industry, which already receives huge tax breaks as it gentrifies communities, also stands to benefit by promoting charter schools and helping them buy up property, or rent, in inner city communities.
Take a look here as Breaking Travel News chats with Holger Schroth, general manager, Emirates Palace, about the industry leading property, while we also caught up with Ralph Radtke of Çırağan Palace Kempinski Istanbul to find out more about Turkish tourism.
Holger Schroth, general manager, Emirates Palace, speaks to Breaking Travel News about the industry leading property in Abu Dhabi.
According to the Wikipedia article on wind power generation in Iowa, the industry is subsidized by a one cent per KwH tax credit, plus property and sales tax breaks for generation facilities and equipment, plus unenumerated but presumably meaningful support by taxpayers of other states in the form of federal subsidies.
Roberts broke basic laws of physics, managed to forget high school science, and ignored the properties of the greenhouse gases he claims to have studied while working in the coal industry.
Worldwide, the real estate industry breaks most of the advertising rules, as practised by advertising professionals, when advertising sellers» properties.
Landlords can stay abreast of the latest rental property market trends, breaking news and property owner tips by following these 50 industry experts.
The break distorts economic decision - making by making real estate transactions different from others, but it's been a central part of deals for so long that getting rid of it would be disruptive, both to real estate investors and the industry of intermediaries that exists to facilitate property exchanges.