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This is the second in a series of three newsletters, which explains your FY15 tax bill and answers some frequently asked questions.
In FY15, 85% of residential taxpayers will receive a property tax bill that is lower, the same as, or only slightly higher (less than $250) than the previous year. This includes 72% of taxpayers whose bill will either decrease, or increase by less than $100.
Link to Property Tax Newsletter October 2014
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