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Guess Who Pays No Property Taxes on Federal Land
The United States owns about one third of the nation's land, with 762 million acres. States like Washington and Alaska rely on federal land for services, while local officials push for in lieu of taxes, debating formulas and funding impacts.
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the Register
Danville
Mary Marzano
Associated Press
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Land Management
National Park Service
The
Forest Service
Sam
Utah
Calvin Black
San Juan County
States
Alabama
Revenue Department
U.S
Alaska
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
California
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Washington
New York
Uncle Sar
Ernest Newton
Nevada Taxpayers Association
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Delaware
Rhode Island
Hawaii
Washington State
Ferry County
Colville National Forest
Colville Indian Reservation
Okanogan County
Okanogan
U.S. Senate
Frank Evans
D-Corp
White House
Ford
Congress
Interior Department
BLM
Public Land Review Subcommittee
Indiana
Maryland
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Texas
el Paso
Brewster
Culbertson
Rhode Island Department of Community Affairs
New York City