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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 290804" data-attributes="member: 315"><p>I’m all for taxing every acre of farm land the same. Just like houses that’s the way it should be.&nbsp; In my post I said I didn’t recall for sure what amounts went to the state and upon looking the state gets very little. Yet the state has forced the counties to up their valuations. Makes no sense. And nowhere did I mention that I had an issue with my valuation.&nbsp; Not one time did I mention that. I simply said we need to drop the valuation method if we continue with property taxes.&nbsp; Simply tax solely on square footage. The same price per square foot on every house regardless where that house is.&nbsp; And I’m totally for taxing farm land the same per acre on every piece of ag land. This would streamline the shit out of the process and put an end to any debate about unfair valuations.&nbsp;&nbsp; It will also reduce labor immensely at the county level figuring valuations out on these properties.&nbsp; It would shrink government.&nbsp; But the best way is to eliminate property taxes altogether</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 290804, member: 315"] I’m all for taxing every acre of farm land the same. Just like houses that’s the way it should be. In my post I said I didn’t recall for sure what amounts went to the state and upon looking the state gets very little. Yet the state has forced the counties to up their valuations. Makes no sense. And nowhere did I mention that I had an issue with my valuation. Not one time did I mention that. I simply said we need to drop the valuation method if we continue with property taxes. Simply tax solely on square footage. The same price per square foot on every house regardless where that house is. And I’m totally for taxing farm land the same per acre on every piece of ag land. This would streamline the shit out of the process and put an end to any debate about unfair valuations. It will also reduce labor immensely at the county level figuring valuations out on these properties. It would shrink government. But the best way is to eliminate property taxes altogether [/QUOTE]

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