An edition of Who pays property taxes?: a report on Arkansas local government tax policy (1980)

Who pays property taxes?

a report on Arkansas local government tax policy

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Who pays property taxes?
Jim Lynch, Jim Lynch
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An edition of Who pays property taxes?: a report on Arkansas local government tax policy (1980)

Who pays property taxes?

a report on Arkansas local government tax policy

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Local Government Institute, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Center for Urban and Governmental Affairs
Language
English
Pages
135

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Subjects

Property tax, Real property tax

Places

Arkansas
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Who pays property taxes?: a report on Arkansas local government tax policy
1980, Local Government Institute, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Center for Urban and Governmental Affairs
in English

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Edition Notes

"September 1980."

Published in
[Little Rock, Ark. (33rd and University, Arkansas 72204)]
Series
Taxation series ;, report no. 1

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
336.22/2
Library of Congress
HJ4121.A82 L93

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135 p. ;
Number of pages
135

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3925541M
LCCN
81623379

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