Questioning Tax Disparities
A recent column by Chris Romer on property taxes raises an intriguing question: are condotels and residential properties really paying more in taxes per foot than hotels?
This seems counterintuitive, prompting a closer look at the current tax structure and its implications.
- Condotels and residential properties appear to be shouldering a heavier tax burden compared to hotels.
- This disparity warrants further examination to understand the reasoning behind such a tax system.
Why are condotels and not hotels being piled on?
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Author's summary: Tax disparities between condotels and hotels are questioned.
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