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Tennessee Property Tax Cap Legislation Faces Uncertainty in General Assembly

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Justin Owen, President of the Beacon Center of Tennessee, was involved in legislation regarding a property tax cap in the Tennessee General Assembly. The proposal aims to limit property tax increases, which figures cited by tax reform advocates show have risen 75% in Tennessee over the past six years. Although polling cited by supporters indicates 90% of Tennessee voters support a cap, the legislation failed to advance in the General Assembly last year.

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The debate centers on the degree of freedom local governments have to raise property taxes. Owen stated that local governments have taken advantage of the lack of a limit on property tax increases in Tennessee. If the cap is not passed, it reinforces the current system where local governments maintain significant autonomy over tax rates.

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  • Justin OwenPresident of the Beacon Center of Tennessee, who sponsored legislation on tax limits.
  • TennesseeThe state where the property tax cap legislation is being debated.

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