In general I agree, though it's kind of like a tip at a restaurant. You have to factor that in in advance, or you don't go out to eat. The problem is they can suddenly change the value of your property and thereby change your tax burden. That's why I think the tax should be a lump sum you can see based on the original property value.
The problem with property tax is, what happens if you become poor? Do you lose your home? How can it be yours if it can be lost like that?
In general I agree, though it's kind of like a tip at a restaurant. You have to factor that in in advance, or you don't go out to eat. The problem is they can suddenly change the value of your property and thereby change your tax burden. That's why I think the tax should be a lump sum you can see based on the original property value.
Tips are voluntary, sir.
Original? Properties are centuries old. People would pay cents per year.