Author J. Edwin Benton presents a comprehensive overview of the revenue structure for local governments, in general, and for counties, municipalities, townships, special districts, and school districts, in particular.
Author J. Edwin Benton presents a comprehensive overview of the revenue structure for local governments, in general, and for counties, municipalities, townships, special districts, and school districts, in particular.
J. Edwin Benton is a Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of South Florida. He has written extensively about county government, state-local relations, urban government and politics, intergovernmental fiscal behavior, and city-county consolidation. His articles have appeared in top-ranking journals, and he is the author or co-author of nearly 40 technical/grant reports/white papers for state and local governments, local government associations, and non-profit organizations.
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1. Revenue Side of the Local Government Budget: The Money to Match Expenditures 2. Context for Understanding/Explaining and Studying Local Government Revenues 3. Overview of the Revenue Structure of Local Governments: The Big Picture 4. The Property Tax: The Bountiful but Onerous Tax That Keeps on Giving 5. Other Types of Taxes-Sales, Income, and Other/Miscellaneous 6. Charges for Services: Paying Directly for What One Gets in Services 7. Miscellaneous Revenues-Relatively Small, But Still Vital Money for Local Governments 8. Intergovernmental Revenue: "Outside" Money to Stretch the Budget 9. Borrowing: The Means to Finance Capital Improvements 10. The Ever-Present Challenge to Fund Local Government Operations: The 21st Century and Beyond
1. Revenue Side of the Local Government Budget: The Money to Match Expenditures 2. Context for Understanding/Explaining and Studying Local Government Revenues 3. Overview of the Revenue Structure of Local Governments: The Big Picture 4. The Property Tax: The Bountiful but Onerous Tax That Keeps on Giving 5. Other Types of Taxes-Sales, Income, and Other/Miscellaneous 6. Charges for Services: Paying Directly for What One Gets in Services 7. Miscellaneous Revenues-Relatively Small, But Still Vital Money for Local Governments 8. Intergovernmental Revenue: "Outside" Money to Stretch the Budget 9. Borrowing: The Means to Finance Capital Improvements 10. The Ever-Present Challenge to Fund Local Government Operations: The 21st Century and Beyond
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