The expansion of government spending directly correlates to the increase in revenue government receives from citizens. The more government takes, the more they spend. The recent election in Wyoming proves this fact. The majority of voters decided that the government needs more of our money by rejecting Proposition One; the …
Our local politicians claim that if we citizens pass Proposition One, the residential property tax break ballot question, all kinds of basic services would need to be put “on the chopping block.” For the City of Casper, the adjustment to revenue will be just around $1.2 million in Fiscal Year …
The current tax assessments are based on biased determinations. The “Lincoln Institute of Land Policy” tracks these programs. Amounts and rules reset every year. PROPOSITION ONE gives Wyoming landowners ethical standards by which they can continue to live where they have chosen and are not bankrupted by ridiculous taxes they …
Vote No on Proposition 1, the residential property tax reform ballot question. The government is entitled to more of your money. They know how to spend it better than you do. Believe the Wyoming Taxpayers Association; an organization whose board members include lots of very smart out-of-state corporate executives. They …
