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<blockquote data-quote="Traxion" data-source="post: 464034" data-attributes="member: 983">Ok I’ll bite.&nbsp; There is a ton of examples, including losing a property to taxes, not truly owning your home, etc. that are valid.&nbsp; But I think the strategy has to be strategic and not a simple abolish them and figure it out plan.&nbsp; So I ask, what’s the revenue replacement strategy for elimination of property taxes?&nbsp; I know many of you will say to cut spending, but we’ve never seen government meaningfully cut.&nbsp; Realistically speaking even a 10% cut in the government is very difficult.&nbsp; Do we want to raise sales taxes?&nbsp; Or what will we use to fund our services?&nbsp; I ask because I feel the proposal of eliminating the tax is a non starter without SOME plan that replaces the revenue.&nbsp; Granted ND is in a different place than SD with the legacy fund. But I think it applies to all states that want to do this.&nbsp; Flame away!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traxion, post: 464034, member: 983"] Ok I’ll bite. There is a ton of examples, including losing a property to taxes, not truly owning your home, etc. that are valid. But I think the strategy has to be strategic and not a simple abolish them and figure it out plan. So I ask, what’s the revenue replacement strategy for elimination of property taxes? I know many of you will say to cut spending, but we’ve never seen government meaningfully cut. Realistically speaking even a 10% cut in the government is very difficult. Do we want to raise sales taxes? Or what will we use to fund our services? I ask because I feel the proposal of eliminating the tax is a non starter without SOME plan that replaces the revenue. Granted ND is in a different place than SD with the legacy fund. But I think it applies to all states that want to do this. Flame away! [/QUOTE]

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