Hikes don't guarantee your tax bill will go up

By: Mike Trask April 10, 2009

As expected, most of the government jurisdictions in St. Charles County are projecting that they will increase the amount of their tax rates in 2009. However, those increases won't necessarily translate into higher tax bills for county property owners. That's because County Assessor Scott Shipman has completed his reassessment of the value of residential, commercial and ...

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Hikes don't guarantee your tax bill will go up

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