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<blockquote data-quote="eyexer" data-source="post: 374861" data-attributes="member: 315"><p>Nobody even know how many tens of billions of surplus funds the state has hoarded away now. There isn’t one tax that you would want to impose to replace property taxes. Like I pointed out you can take half of the property tax collection right off the top and not worry about that dollar a pine because it’s education and that is supposed to be funded by the common lands school trust. So now they would have to figure out funding for what would have been half of normally property tax collections. So the problem is only half as big as people think. Roads need to be funded via fuel tax like their supposed to be. Instead of the legislature using it as they see fit, a big chunk of the fuel tax collected should be sent back to the counties. Same with the sales tax collected. Perfect example is Williston. For quite a number of years we had the highest sales tax collections and don’t get shit back. The whole damn system needs an overhaul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eyexer, post: 374861, member: 315"] Nobody even know how many tens of billions of surplus funds the state has hoarded away now. There isn’t one tax that you would want to impose to replace property taxes. Like I pointed out you can take half of the property tax collection right off the top and not worry about that dollar a pine because it’s education and that is supposed to be funded by the common lands school trust. So now they would have to figure out funding for what would have been half of normally property tax collections. So the problem is only half as big as people think. Roads need to be funded via fuel tax like their supposed to be. Instead of the legislature using it as they see fit, a big chunk of the fuel tax collected should be sent back to the counties. Same with the sales tax collected. Perfect example is Williston. For quite a number of years we had the highest sales tax collections and don’t get shit back. The whole damn system needs an overhaul [/QUOTE]
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