Property Tax Credit

[TWN]

Jeezus this has been talked about many times.............

take that as a no then Fester?

 

[Allen]

Jeezus this has been talked about many times.............

As has the topic of property taxes, which is now on its 58th page. So, I don't really know how relevant frequency is around here.

 

[7mmMag]

Jeezus this has been talked about many times.............

Thank you for your very insightful response, it was very helpful.

 

[shorthairsrus]

The house and senate are not even in session nor will they be before your property taxes are due.

No credit no nothing. I would focus on our new govenor and existing for that matter - bombard with emails for a special session to get the ball rolling. It may help you to feel good and write on this thread - but your property taxes are due 2-15 regardless.

 

[shorthairsrus]

I sent mine multipe times to my district and armstrong and dougy.

 

[camper]

For what it’s worth, Armstrong said working on property taxes is a high priority of his. We’ll see.

 

[powerman]

Legislature is gonna f this up even more. They are just going to add more exemptions or maybe a $750 credit this time. Not gonna fix the problems.

 

[johnr]

I wanted to share the Tax Credit for 2025 and I am passing it along to you all.

If you just go to WWW.tax.nd.gov/prc? It will come up and there is a button that you can apply, it is now open.

 

[johnr]

This time the $500 credit will be absorbed with a $1,000 increase, close to the same as last time.

Enjoy your non existent credit you bunch of scaredy-cats.

 

[ndlongshot]

Do you have to reapply every year? If so...what a crock of shiat.

 

[johnr]

Do you have to reapply every year? If so...what a crock of shiat.

Yes, you must apply yearly, for as long as the program is offered.

 

[shorthairsrus]

For what it’s worth, Armstrong said working on property taxes is a high priority of his. We’ll

500 bucks

Do you have to reapply every year? If so...what a crock of shiat.

i agree

 

[Twitch]

I wanted to share the Tax Credit for 2025 and I am passing it along to you all.

If you just go to WWW.tax.nd.gov/prc? It will come up and there is a button that you can apply, it is now open.

Thanks you’re such a helpful chap

 

[Wirehair]

Hopefully Armstrong will keep his word. Chaps Burgum didn't even mention property tax reform in his address to the legislature yesterday. Talked a lot about all the $$ our state has and all of the areas in which to spend. Corporate welfare has to end in the name of meaningful property tax reform or another property tax measure (hopefully better written) is sure to return again very soon.

 

[woodduck30]

They won't do anything. A strong majority of people voted to keep getting taxed. That is a mandate that says we like it and want more of it!

 

[Davey Crockett]

They won't do anything. A strong majority of people voted to keep getting taxed. That is a mandate that says we like it and want more of it!

It would have easily passed if it wouldn't have included the large corporations and businesses and was limited to primary dwelling only. It will pass with flying colors once it's written that way.

 

[Jiffy]

The weed bill has 10x the chance to pass than this ever will as it sits.

You guys crack me up….carry on.

 

[Colt45]

If you want to fix property taxes start with an overhaul of the public school system.
The inefficiency in our schools is criminal.
Everyone wants to be where the money is, and that is NOT being a teacher.
This is why the Department of Education needs to be abolished. Hope Trump can get that done.
The university system is even worse.........

 

[tikkalover]

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The State Investment Board has hired a new consultant to oversee the state’s $23 billion in investments.

State Treasurer Thomas Beadle said their staff is highly qualified. However, he said they always want to make sure they have a third-party perspective providing oversight and insight.

Beadle said the State Investment Board has had a consultant on contract since the 1980′s. He said they have been maturing the team and growing their internal investment program, getting it to the point where their team and North Dakota employees can actually go out and make the investments directly instead of just relying on outside fund managers.

“We wanted to shift to a model that allowed us to have consultants that were a little more specialized in terms of their scope and their focus. The broad general consultant arrangement that we had before was great and had worked well for us in the past, but it wasn’t what we wanted going forward. We now have separated that. We’ve hired Verus to oversee and help provide general performance reporting, help show where we are compared to the markets,” said Beadle.

Beadle said the recent consultant group that they hired is NEPC, which they brought on to help them as an allocation consultant. He said it allows them to be a little more nimble with their response while making sure that they have good dedicated coverage so that they get the insight that they are looking for.

 

[Allen]

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The State Investment Board has hired a new consultant to oversee the state’s $23 billion in investments.

State Treasurer Thomas Beadle said their staff is highly qualified. However, he said they always want to make sure they have a third-party perspective providing oversight and insight.

Beadle said the State Investment Board has had a consultant on contract since the 1980′s. He said they have been maturing the team and growing their internal investment program, getting it to the point where their team and North Dakota employees can actually go out and make the investments directly instead of just relying on outside fund managers.

“We wanted to shift to a model that allowed us to have consultants that were a little more specialized in terms of their scope and their focus. The broad general consultant arrangement that we had before was great and had worked well for us in the past, but it wasn’t what we wanted going forward. We now have separated that. We’ve hired Verus to oversee and help provide general performance reporting, help show where we are compared to the markets,” said Beadle.

Beadle said the recent consultant group that they hired is NEPC, which they brought on to help them as an allocation consultant. He said it allows them to be a little more nimble with their response while making sure that they have good dedicated coverage so that they get the insight that they are looking for.

The State Investment Board sets their sights so low that I could run the operation. What are they targeting, something like a 3.5% return on investment?