Politics & Government
Property Tax Rates In Twinsburg To Increase By 10 Percent
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Property tax rates in Twinsburg will increase substantially in 2013, according to a database produced in the Plain Dealer.
The tax rates that property owners pay to fund various governments from the schools to the library system will increase more than 9 percent, according to the newspaper's data.
According to the Plain Dealer, Twinsburg homeowners will pay $1,832 per $100,000 of home value in their 2013 tax bills, up from $1,674 per $100,000 last year.
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The general trend has been higher and higher taxes each year for Twinsburg property owners. Three years ago, homeowners were paying $1,597 per $100,000.
These property taxes are used to fund a variety of governmental functions, including the schools, county government, city government and others.
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Here's a complete breakdown from the Plain Dealer's coverage:
Government Tax Per $100,000 Approx. Percentage Twinsburg Schools $1,260 69% Summit County $387 21% City of Twinsburg$67 4% Cuyahoga Valley JVSD
$61 3% Twinsburg Library District
$58 3% TOTAL $1,832 100%
Visit the Plain Dealer to search the database for tax info on any community in Northeast Ohio. The newspaper also has a detailed breakdown, which breaks down where your tax money is spent in even greater detail.
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