"Removing almost all business taxes, including property taxes on improvements, excepting only taxes reflecting the marginal social cost of public services rendered to specific activities, and replacing them with taxes on site values, would substantially improve the economic efficiency of the jurisdiction."William Vickrey, professor of economics and Nobel Laureate
Our new project that shows Philadelphia (and eventually every city in Pennsylvania) how to look at the concept of tax-shifting from privately-created wealth to community-created value.
We are looking for a temporary part-time Data Entry Tech to update, maintain, and organize our database(s), electronic and paper files. Qualifications for this paid, temporary part-time position include working knowledge of MS Access database, proficiency in Excel and Word processing.
Land Values and Public Transportation: An Essential Link
PA Chapter of the American Planning Association