County Commissioner Proposes Another Tax Hike

Memphis voters will be asked to approve a sales tax hike this fall. Now a Shelby County commissioner is proposing a countywide bump in the sales tax rate.

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missy22 - 7/26/2012 8:27 AM
2 Votes
Yea, you're really doing kids a favor, giving them an education that is at-best mediocre, and straddling them with a huge tax burden. Future workers are gonna be down 50% before they leave the freakin' house!

SteveTapp - 7/25/2012 11:20 PM
2 Votes
MIkey, I guess we have to INFER that Bluenose Ritz is the proponent of more tax.

dragonslayer - 7/25/2012 8:52 PM
2 Votes
Why cant Luttrell and his cronies tell us a much more accurate picture af money for the different scenarios. If we follow his logic and lack of leadership we will not know until the school doors locked due to lack of funding!!! SOMEONE PLEASE RUN IN 2014 and replace this joke!!!

BigBalue - 7/25/2012 7:25 PM
3 Votes
I knew it. If the subs were going to raise taxes for their school systems as they should, Memphis would do something to counter with a tax increase, too just because. It won't matter in the long run, taxes will go up especially since the consolidated school system will need that much more money to waste.
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