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Latest News

NEW! The Property Tax Independence Act in the Pennsylvania Senate! A message from Senator David Argall is here.

NEW! Learn about the Property Tax Independence Act! A video presentation about the plan that was recorded live at a November meeting is here.

What is your possible school property tax increase for 2012? The 2012-2013 Act 1 Index is here.

September 7, 2011 Update. Some good news and interesting information; the PCTA is growing. Click here.

September 1, 2011 - Property tax replacement efforts move forward. A message from State Representative Jim Cox. Click here.

Your home's equity is being stolen! How property taxes are reducing your home's value. Click here.

February 16, 2011 Update. Property tax elimination is on the move in the State House. Click here.

The brutality of tax eviction! A deputy sheriff speaks out. Click here.




What needs to happen? A statement from former State Representative Sam Rohrer. Click here.

June 2008 Rally Recap! Photos, video, media coverage. Click here.

* ACTION ITEM *
The Real Faces of the Issue. Click here.

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Features

Personal Property Tax Independence Act Tax Calculator
Excel calculator to see your tax savings under the provisions ofThe Property Tax Independence Act. Now includes calculations for Philadelphia property tax reduction!

The Property Tax Independence Act Petitions
Sign an individual petition to demonstrate your approval of the The Property Tax Independence Act or distribute a multi-signature petition to really gather support! Print extra copies for your friends, family, and neighbors so they can help, too! Download the petitions as PDF files here.

Why school property taxes need to be eliminated!
Two excellent essays on the fallacy of property taxes for education funding.

Voice your opinion!
Visit the new PTCC Blog to add your thoughts and suggestions to recent PTCC updates.

PTCC Urgent Action Item - A message from PA State Representative Jim Cox

Please see the message below from State Representative Jim Cox concerning a new on-line petition to support school property tax elimination efforts.

Representative Cox’s school property tax elimination legislation that is fully supported by the PTCC and PCTA will be introduced in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in the very near future and will be introduced shortly thereafter in the Senate by Senator David Argall.

It is extremely important that you visit Representative Cox’s website and submit the petition as soon as possible. Since each member of your family can separately sign the petition, please have them do so, too. Your effort will be a huge help in moving the school property tax elimination effort forward during the coming months. PLEASE do it immediately!

Please act now to help the cause by signing the petition and forwarding this link to everyone on your Pennsylvania email address list.

As always, thank you for your help and support.


 

 

 

 

 

Sign the Online Property Tax Independence Act Petition!

Help us encourage the governor to make the Property Tax Independence Act his top priority by signing the online petition on my website.

We want to show the governor that this issue deserves his attention and support as he outlines his agenda for 2012.

To help us achieve this goal, we are collecting online "signatures" from residents all across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to show the governor that this initiative has broad-based public support.

Please make your voice known by signing the online petition.

 

 

 

 


Click here or click the logo to complete the petition.

Please share this link with everyone you know who shares our vision of a Pennsylvania free from the burden of school property taxes!

For more details about the Property Tax Independence Act, click here.


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