property tax moratorium
Coverage of property tax moratorium in the Nexus archive.
- NC property tax moratorium bill nears the finish line
North Carolina's House passed Senate Bill 889 to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026, with a largely party-line vote. The bill faces concerns over reduced funding for schools and public services in affected counties, and a companion bill (SB 474) remains pending. The legislation aims to address rising property taxes but has sparked debate over financial impacts on counties.
- NC property tax moratorium, on collision course with county budgets, heads for final vote
North Carolina's House approved Senate Bill 889 to block some local governments from using new property tax revaluations in 2026, with Republicans supporting and most Democrats opposing. Critics argue it would harm county services and schools, citing a potential $58 million loss for Guilford County Schools, while supporters claim it protects tax-burdened residents.