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<br /> - <br /> - <br /> - <br /> -- IMPROVING FISCAL FUTURES <br /> I Local Government Aid future city HAC A distributions. <br /> FF -1. <br /> . Problem: Despite the 1991 dedication of FF-3. Transfers of LGA/HACA <br /> sales tax revenue to the Local Government to Schools <br /> . Trust Fund, subsequem legislative actions <br /> substantially reduced the revenue available Problem: Past shifts of city LGA and <br /> . for increases in city property tax relief HACA to schools provided only imaginary <br /> programs such as LGA and HACA. relief from rapidly rising school property <br /> Although the LGA inflation index taxes. Any additional shift of city LGA <br /> . established by the 1994 legislature will and HACA will likely have a similar <br /> ensure modest growth in the LGA impact on future school property taxes. <br /> appropriation, it will only maintain the Also, new shifts will increase the tax rate <br /> . program at a constant dollar level. This disparities between cities and townships <br /> will not reverse the trend toward increased and irreparably damage the equalization <br /> city reliance on the property tax and rapid benefit of LGA and HACA. <br /> . property tax growth. <br /> Solution: Any increase in the state's <br /> Solution: The implicit price deflator share of school revenues should come <br /> ., index should continue to be used to from sources other than further <br /> maintain LGA at a constant, inflation- transfers from city property tax relief <br /> adjusted level. In addition, lawmakers programs. <br /> . should provide additional state <br /> resources for further increases in LGA <br /> to reverse the rapid growth in the FF-4. Levy Limits <br /> . reliance on the property tax. <br /> Problem: In the past, levy limits have <br /> FF-2_ HACA Growth proven to be an ineffective and inefficient <br /> . way to limit property tax growth. Control <br /> of property taxes through the local budget <br /> Problem: Homestead and Agricultural process and taxation hearings provides a <br /> . Credit Aid for cities does not increase as more effective method of oversight. <br /> the number of benefited properties <br /> increases. As a result, property tax relief Solution: Levy limits should not be <br /> . for new parcels is actually provided by imposed on city property tax~s. <br /> shifting taxes to other property owners. In <br /> . addition, the property tax relief provided <br /> through HAC A is not adjusted to keep FF-S. Levies on Market Value <br /> pace with inflation. <br /> . Solution: The household growth Problem: Applying new referenda levies <br /> to market value, rather than tax capacity, <br /> .- adjustment should be reinstated and an shifts the burden of these property taxes to <br /> inflationary adjustment similar to the homestead properties. <br /> LGA index should be established for <br /> . 16 League of Minnesota Cities <br /> ---- <br />
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