SALISBURY – Wicomico County is looking to relieve frustration among businesses by exempting manufacturing equipment under certain conditions when determining a company’s assessed value.
The Wicomico County Council introduced legislation Tuesday to exempt from county property taxation manufacturing equipment under certain conditions by reducing the percentage of the assessed value subject to county property tax from 100 percent to 0 percent.
Director of Administration Wayne Strausburg said County Executive Rick Pollitt has determined that the process for granting an exemption for tax on manufacturing equipment is an impediment to the economic development of Wicomico County.
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Hmmmm I wonder why this just happens to happen One week before a Election Hmmmm.
ReplyDeletewho does it help exactly??? perdue and that about it?
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS FOR THE COUNTY. THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CITY AND THE ELECTION. THIS WILL HELP EVERY BUSINESS LOCATED IN THE CITY AND WICOMICO COUNTY.
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ReplyDeleteHmmmm I wonder why this just happens to happen One week before a Election Hmmmm.
March 22, 2013 at 12:32 PM
Go back to sleep dumb dumb, you are obviously misguided and uninformed.
Let's see, corporate personal property tax,inventory tax should both go.
ReplyDeleteLet's relly see - this will shift the tax burden onto county residents -- Thank you, Rickey boy!
ReplyDeleteRight, 6:22. Who in their right mind would want to make the county more attractive to business? I mean, "relly." What a moron.
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