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ACCOMACK COUNTY, MD - Smokers and homeowners in Accomack County may be facing increased tax burdens in the upcoming fiscal year. County Administrator Mike Mason recently unveiled the budget proposal for fiscal year 2025, which includes significant tax increases on both cigarettes and real estate.
The proposed budget aims to address rising costs and funding needs for essential services within the county. The cigarette tax is expected to rise, reflecting a statewide trend to discourage smoking while also generating additional revenue. Similarly, the real estate tax hike is designed to support local infrastructure improvements and public services that benefit the community.
Residents have expressed mixed feelings about the proposed changes. While some acknowledge the necessity of funding public services, others are concerned about the financial impact of increased taxes on already tight budgets. The county's Board of Supervisors is set to review the budget proposal in the coming weeks, and public hearings will provide an opportunity for community input before any final decisions are made.
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