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Property taxes: a potential revenue sources for Dominica?

By: Lewis, Wilfred | Forter, Robert D

Publisher: OECS. Management and Planning Project ; St. John's ; 17 February 1987Description: 8 p; tblsSubject(s): TAXES | LAND TAX | LAND | INCOME TAX | PROPERTY TAX | REAL PROPERTY | DOMINICA | TAXATIONSummary: The document examines the introduction of property taxes in Dominica, property tax is seen as being a more equitable burden of overall direct taxes. However, urban property and rural land taxes may require application of two district systems; market value of improvements and land area revenue implications of the proposals are examined.

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The document examines the introduction of property taxes in Dominica, property tax is seen as being a more equitable burden of overall direct taxes. However, urban property and rural land taxes may require application of two district systems; market value of improvements and land area revenue implications of the proposals are examined.

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