Property Taxes on Farmland May Be Reformed

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Property Taxes on Farmland May Be Reformed

Capital Comments

6 minutes 23 seconds

9 months ago

Property Taxes on Farmland May Be Reformed

Property taxes on farmland went up a lot in 2023 and 2024. They’ll be going up a lot in 2025 too. The reason is the rise in the base rate of farmland. The reason that’s been rising is the pandemic.

Economist, Larry Deboer, gives the details in this month's Capital Comments.