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John Underwood
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Sevier County property taxes going way up on STR'S

John Underwood
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STR'S in Sevier county are being reclassified as commercial for tax purposes to increase property taxes.

This is effective 2023.

https://www.wate.com/news/sevier-county-news/short-term-rental-cabins-higher-property-tax/

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    Luke Carl
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    Luke Carl
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    Increasing for sure. Everywhere is increasing. Still way lower than the rest of the country. It was inevitable. I’m glad it’s not something worse. 

    I see your glass is half full.

    I got my Alabama property tax increases today so they made TN look good lol  

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