Sentence examples for frozen property from inspiring English sources

Revenues are running $3 million less this year than last, largely because of nearly frozen property tax revenues.

Sears will get another 15 years of frozen property values, but it will double the amount of money it gives annually to the school district, from $2.9 million to nearly $6 million.

The new property tax minus the tax on the frozen property values (tax increment) is collected by the TIF authority and used either to repay the capital costs of the investments or to support further development [14, 71].

Amid a frozen property market, homewares chains as a group endured 12 consecutive months of sales declines, according to the accountancy firm BDO Stoy Hayward.

"For the last eight years I have either cut or frozen property taxes," he said, "and I said I would only increase property taxes as a very last resort, as we explored our final options".

The Justice Department has frozen properties and other assets worth more than $1 billion that had been acquired with money stolen from the fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, by people close to Malaysia's embattled prime minister, Najib Razak.

That would end Mr. Suozzi's streak of freezing property taxes.

Experts say it is unclear what effect, if any, freezing property and assets will have.

He has proposals to freeze property taxes for the elderly and wants to work for statewide tax reform to help lower the taxes in Bridgeport.

The city bestowed $40 million worth of tax abatements and froze property taxes for 20 years to keep the media organization in the city.

Gov. Christine Todd Whitman signed into law yesterday a measure to freeze property taxes at 1997 levels for about 280,000 low-income elderly and disabled residents.