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Old 04-21-2009, 01:57 PM   #35
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Originally Posted by nj2nh View Post
This is in response to Ropetow's comments about the tax question. This isn't petty. Requiring those poor people who lost their homes and have nothing left to pay taxes on is adding insult to this terrible injury. I don't think Fatlazyless (love that name!) meant what you think he did.

It is relevant and, I suspect, you didn't realize what you were saying. I don't usually make comments like this and will probably get plenty in response, but I couldn't let it pass. Can you imagine getting a tax bill for a home that doesn't exist anymore? It would start the mourning all over again. If it were me, I would think that the town/state/whoever was cruel and heartless even if it is required by law.

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While it may seem cruel or heartless, it happens all the time. I have heard of it being waived in at least one instance however.
Think of the town as a business, with income and expenses. They have budgeted for $x.xx in income and depend on that income each year. How would they make up the shortfall?

Not saying it is right, but it is how it is.
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