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More blog posts about taxes

Confused by tax issues

I admit I was naive. When there was a reciprocity agreement, I assumed Wisconsin took the income tax I paid them and paid a small percent each year to Minnesota to cover things like snow plowing and police force for my driving in their state.

By Shelley Hallen, Hudson , January 15, 2010

Wisconsin taxpayers pay less in 2009

Wisconsin News
In 2009 Wisconsin residents gave their governments the smallest percentage of their incomes in almost 40 years, according to the state's Taxpayers Alliance.

January 05, 2010

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State Supreme Court won't hear tax refund case

Wisconsin News
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will not consider giving the Xerox Corporation a $104,000 tax refund.

December 22, 2009

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School taxes expected to increase in 2010-11

With this school year’s tax levy just recently certified, the Hudson School District and Board of Education are already bracing for more bad news in the 2010-2011 school year. But they have a plan.

By Meg Heaton , December 18, 2009

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City will spend less, keep tax rate unchanged

The Hudson City Council on Monday night approved a 2010 general fund budget that spends less and maintains virtually the same municipal tax rate as in 2009.

By Randy Hanson , November 19, 2009

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County adopts budget with 4.6 percent tax increase

With only two supervisors objecting and with little discussion, the St. Croix County Board adopted a budget Nov. 10 that raises the property tax levy 4.6 percent.

By Judy Wiff , November 19, 2009

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Against city building deal

It looks like uncontrolled spending and ignoring your constituency is not limited to either Washington D. C. or Madison. Our Mayor is trying to pull an end run around the recent referendum on purchasing the old NMC building for the library.

By Annette DeWitte, Hudson , November 06, 2009

Attend Nov. 12 meeting

A meeting to determine the town of St. Joseph’s portion of your taxes is Thursday, Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. Wisconsin law provides that town “electors” have a direct vote in these matters. Your elected officials have exactly the same single vote that you have.

By Ben and Susan Heuiser, Town of St. Joseph , November 06, 2009

Hudson and North Hudson rank low in taxes

Hudson and North Hudson are notable for their high household incomes, large tax bases, low tax rates and low municipal spending in a new comparison of financial data for 232 Wisconsin cities and villages.

By Randy Hanson , November 06, 2009

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First step in nursing home plan is to cut dependency on tax levy

Participants in a planning session for St. Croix County’s nursing home intend for it to become self-sufficient by 2015 and to diversify its services to meet changing needs.

By Judy Wiff , August 21, 2009

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St. Croix Co. property values slide

By Randy Hanson , August 20, 2009

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School tax increase could top 8 percent

The Hudson Board of Education got a look at the 2009-10 preliminary school budget at their meeting last week and, as predicted, it will take an increase in school taxes of up to 8.25 percent to cover it.

By Meg Heaton , August 20, 2009

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Critical of Democrats

Elections have consequences. Today our Democrat-controlled state Legislature voted for the biggest tax increase in Wisconsin history: $2.1 billion in new taxes and fees, a deficit of almost $2.3 billion, while borrowing another $2.9 billion.

By Ray Hornung, Town of Hudson , July 03, 2009

Two state officials refuse to raise taxes to cover shortfall

Wisconsin News
Two top state officials say they will not raise taxes to cover the state’s latest revenue shortfall.

May 21, 2009

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Letter: Questions priorities

At last week’s special School Board meeting, options were discussed to deal with the upcoming expected $1.5-$1.8 million loss of state-shared revenue funding for operation of our public schools. The board sounded genuinely concerned about the impact this loss of dollars will have on local property taxes.

By Steve Hermsen, Hudson , May 01, 2009

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