Summary
Beavercreek voters will decide on a 2026 ballot measure to replace property taxes with an income tax, which could shake up how city services get paid for and how much you pay. It is a major shift in how the city collects revenue from residents.
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Impact analysis
Your personal tax burden could shift significantly depending on whether you own expensive property or rely more on wage income.
Renters and residents on fixed incomes who don't own high-value property might save money under an income-based tax system.
Homeowners with high property values and low incomes could end up paying a lot more under the new system.
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