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Public Finance Initiative:
Property Tax Seminars
“How Missouri’s Property Tax
Does and Does NOT Work
for Local Government”
(invitations and details appear below)
RSVP NOW by clicking
here.
We are providing a series of free seminars to explain the true
effect of existing and proposed tax limitations. These work together
with assessment practices and results to guarantee that local government
continually receives less (after inflation) revenues year after
year. Learn how the various elements work to limit each other: the
Hancock Amendment, limiting assessment changes to odd-numbered years,
and imperfect assessment and enforcement. Learn how most legislation
being considered will further restrict government tax revenues..
Learn what key events will occur this summer and fall that will
determine to course of the 2009 reassessment. Learn what practical
options for improvement exist for short-term consideration. This
is also an opportunity to share with us your own primary concerns.
These presentations will be informative, enlightening, and immediately
useful. They are designed for:
Mayors
City Managers
Council and Board Members
School Superintendents
Executive Directors
Business and Budget Officers
Public Affairs& Governmental Relations Officers
Research Managers
This seminar is FREE!
The final seminar will be offered in Springfield, MO
Date: Monday, May 19, 2008
Time: 1:30 - 3:30 PM (Registration begins at 1:30)
Location: Library Center, 4653 South Campbell, Springfield,
Missouri 65810
Speakers include:
Steve Gardner, Director, Public Finance Initiative,
PPRC
Panelists representing library, fire, school,
municipalities, and other local government interests to be announced.
To find out more about the PPRC, visit our website at http://pprc.umsl.edu/base_pages/pubfinance/publicfinance.htm
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