city property tax

The money would come from other city-sponsored homeowner support funds that haven't been fully spent.

Advocates are collecting signatures for a Cincinnati charter amendment to change the way residential tax abatements are awarded. The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers is leading the charge.

A proposed overhaul of Cincinnati’s residential tax abatement program looks a little different after changes in committee Tuesday. But critics say it's still not enough to make the program more equitable.

Cincinnati officials are proposing significant changes to the city’s residential tax abatement program. Mayor Aftab Pureval and Council Member Reggie Harris announced their plan for a more equitable system Thursday.

The change will cost homeowners an extra $39 per $100,000 of home value a year.

Cincinnati Council this week is likely to increase property taxes to the maximum rate allowed in the charter. It would mean the first break from the “rollback” policy of over two decades.

The plan increases the rate from 3.97 mills to 4.96 mills. An alternative proposal recommended by the city administration would have increased the rate to the maximum allowed in the city charter: 6.1 mills.

Cincinnati homeowners will not see the city portion of their property tax bills increase in 2020. A council committee voted Thursday to hold those…

Cincinnati Council has decided the city should collect about $28.988 million in property tax revenue in 2017. City Council approved a tentative tax budget…

Cincinnati Council has finalized the city's property tax rate for 2017, but the measure could be subject to a mayoral veto. Council voted 6-3 for a 5.6…