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What are Real Estate Taxes?

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What are Real Estate Taxes?

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“Real Estate” is the physical land and all that is affixed to the land. The tax on real estate is an Ad Valorem (based on value) tax. The proceeds from real estate taxes fund the operation of the Town. Approximately 80% of the Town’s budget (including schools) is funded through real estate taxes.

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Real estate is the physical land and all that’s affixed to it. The tax on it is an ad valorem (based on value) tax and funds the local government.

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Most homeowners have to pay taxes on the real estate they own. This is a yearly tax based on the assessed value of the property, usually paid to the local community. As a general rule, the tax is divided among the municipality (city and town), the county, school districts (including the local school district and community colleges), and other governmental units. Currently, these taxes are deductible against taxable income on your federal tax return if you itemize. Depending on your state’s laws, the amount you pay in property tax also may be deductible on your state income tax return.

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