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Hays County is suing a housing group to shut down a tax loophole that’s been letting them dodge property taxes. If the county wins, it could change how much everyone else has to chip in for local services.
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Closing this loophole could bring more tax revenue into the county budget, potentially easing the burden on individual homeowners.
Local taxpayers and school districts stand to gain if the county successfully recovers these lost tax dollars.
The housing group currently using the loophole will have to pay up if the court rules against them.
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