IMPROVEMENT IN REAL ESTATE TAXATION THROUGH ASSESSMENT-SALES STUDIES
EQUALIZATION between individual assessments within the taxing district is the heart of the real estate taxation problem. This critical phase of assessment, which may be called internal equalization, should precede the state-wide or external equalization between counties and cities.
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