The Disproportion of Taxation in Pittsburgh
The Disproportion of Taxation in Pittsburgh
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Briefly, the rule was first laid down by the courts that real and personal property necessary for the exercise of franchises of quasi- public service corporations loses its character as buildings, lands, and TAXATION IN PITTSBURGH 13 so forth, and is exempt from local taxation. By a special act of Assembly in the '50's, however, all Pittsburgh railroad property was made subject to city taxation. But when half a century later Pitts- burgh attempted to assess not only buildings but right-of-way u...nder this act, the supreme court decided that it did not apply to right-of- way. Further, the act of 1859 did not include Allegheny (North Side), and when the two cities were consolidated the supreme court, reversing a lower court, held that the Allegheny freight yards, stations, and so forth, could not be taxed by the greater city for the purpose of liquidating its floating and bonded indebtedness at the time of annexation. Nor has this North Side railroad property paid taxes to meet the current expenses of the greater city up to 1914.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Briefly, the rule was first laid down by the courts that real and personal property necessary for the exercise of franchises of quasi- public service corporations loses its character as buildings, lands, and TAXATION IN PITTSBURGH 13 so forth, and is exempt from local taxation. By a special act of Assembly in the '50's, however, all Pittsburgh railroad property was made subject to city taxation. But when half a century later Pitts- burgh attempted to assess not only buildings but right-of-way u...nder this act, the supreme court decided that it did not apply to right-of- way. Further, the act of 1859 did not include Allegheny (North Side), and when the two cities were consolidated the supreme court, reversing a lower court, held that the Allegheny freight yards, stations, and so forth, could not be taxed by the greater city for the purpose of liquidating its floating and bonded indebtedness at the time of annexation. Nor has this North Side railroad property paid taxes to meet the current expenses of the greater city up to 1914.
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