Gov. Phil Scott pushes for Senate help in property tax battle
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Gov. Phil Scott pushes for Senate help in property tax battle
Gov. Phil Scott pushes for Senate help in property tax battle
The amount you pay in property tax, or real estate tax, is set by your local government. Learn how property taxes factor into your monthly mortgage payments.
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