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Property rights and taxes
At issue is whether a country can seize a homeowner´s residence for unpaid property taxes and sell the house at auction for less than the homeowners would get if they put their home on the market themselves. In 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that when the government entity puts up a house for foreclosure or auction in orden the collect back taxes, the government has to give the taxpayer any proceeds beyond the taxes due. Although, the property rights advocates, argument that they´re entitled to the fair market value of the property being sold. One of the questions that must be asked is: what sorts of personal property do you think the government has to go after first before it goes after the house?
Property rights and taxes
At issue is whether a country can seize a homeowner´s residence for unpaid property taxes and sell the house at auction for less than the homeowners would get if they put their home on the market themselves.
In 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that when the government entity puts up a house for foreclosure or auction in ordenr theo collect back taxes, the government has to give the taxpayer any proceeds beyond the taxes due.
AlthoughHowever, the property rights advocates, argumente that they´'re entitled to the fair market value of the property being sold.
"Although" implies an exception or some kind of negation to the previous sentence.
Ie. the following would make sense: "Although, they still collect taxes on those proceeds as well."
Or if it's used with two independent sentences, such as, "Although A happened, B happened" it means B happened in spite of A happening
"However" can be used to introduce an opposing view
One of the questions that must be asked is: what sorts of personal property do you think the government has toshould go after first before it goesgoing after the house?
Hm... we don't usually refer to the government with "it." Using "they" would sound okay, but avoiding all pronouns is probably best.
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At issue is whether a country can seize a homeowner´s residence for unpaid property taxes and sell the house at auction for less than the homeowners would get if they put their home on the market themselves. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that when the government entity puts up a house for foreclosure or auction in orden the collect back taxes, the government has to give the taxpayer any proceeds beyond the taxes due. In 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that when the government entity puts up a house for foreclosure or auction in orde |
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Although, the property rights advocates, argument that they´re entitled to the fair market value of the property being sold.
"Although" implies an exception or some kind of negation to the previous sentence. Ie. the following would make sense: "Although, they still collect taxes on those proceeds as well." Or if it's used with two independent sentences, such as, "Although A happened, B happened" it means B happened in spite of A happening "However" can be used to introduce an opposing view |
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One of the questions that must be asked is: what sorts of personal property do you think the government has to go after first before it goes after the house? One of the questions that must be asked is: what sorts of personal property do you think the government Hm... we don't usually refer to the government with "it." Using "they" would sound okay, but avoiding all pronouns is probably best. |
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