estate tax

Example Sentences

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Seattle was facing a budget shortfall of $140 million, officials said late last year, in part because of lower-than-expected real estate tax revenue and the effects of the pandemic.

From Washington Post

"If the bill sponsors truly cared about family farms, ranches, and businesses, they could have proposed legislation to expand these protections but leave the estate tax intact."

From Salon

The city has faced shortfalls in other funding sources tied to the cooling housing market, including real estate taxes.

From Seattle Times

This means that “the total amount of that estate’s value goes down, and so the estate tax goes down,” Berus said.

From Seattle Times

Real-estate blitz: Before a new real estate tax on mansion sales kicks in, millionaire home sellers are slashing prices in Los Angeles this week.

From New York Times