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ATRA Newsletters: 2003

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Nov/Dec 2003 Newsletter

  • County Budgets Up $150.8 Million
  • Kevin Kinsall Re-elected ATRA Chair
  • Legislative Leaders Address ATRA Outlook Conference
  • Tom Liddy Gives Stirring Speech At Annual Meeting Luncheon
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October 2003 Newsletter

  • Legislative Action Provides Tax Relief For TUSD Taxpayers
  • Others
  • Valuation Increases Drive Record Property Tax Growth
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September 2003 Newsletter

  • ATRA Offers Perspective And Research To Tax Reform Groups
  • Prop 301 Kicks In: Average Instructional Staff Pay Increases
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August 2003 Newsletter

  • County Primary Levies Up
  • Ghost Town In The Making?
  • Statewide Primary Net Assessed Values Up Over $38 Billion In Tax Year 2003
  • Tax Amnesty Offered
  • Two-Thirds Of Counties
  • Colleges
  • Cities & Towns Exceed TNT Limits
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June/July 2003 Newsletter

  • Legislature Circumvents Debt Limits
  • Maricopa Hospital District Bill Passes
  • State Adopts FY 2004 Budget
  • Tax Reform Experts Provide Insight At ATRA Luncheon
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May 2003 Newsletter

  • ATRA Subcomittee Reviews Implications of SSTP In Arizona
  • Major State Tax Rates
  • Senate Defeat Of HB2357 Allows Expansion Of Unlimited School Property Taxes
  • TNT Compliance Bill Makes It To Finish Line
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April 2003 Newsletter

  • ATRA Tax Practitioners Form SSTP Subcommittee
  • Legislative Update
  • Statewide Average Effective Property Tax Rates Reflect Inequitable Distribution Of Tax Burden
  • Taxpayers Prevail: Navajo County In Violation of Constitutional Levy Limit
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February/March 2003 Newsletter

  • Arizona's Average Instructional Staff Pay Rank Leads Nation As A Percentage Of Per Capita Personal Income
  • Budget Deficit Provides Opportunities For Better Financial Management
  • Update On Key Finance Bills
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January 2003 Newsletter

  • ATRA's 2003 Legislative Program
  • ATRA's Legislative Program
  • School District Capital Spending: We're #1
  • Statewide Debt Exceeds $20 Billion in FY 2002
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