Proposition 2 Ballot Questions Questions and Answers on Proposition 2 1 2 ballot questions - mass 2026

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  2. Begin by reviewing the introduction section, which outlines the purpose of Proposition 2½ and its implications for local tax revenue.
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Proposition 212 allows a community to assess taxes in excess of the automatic annual 2.5 percent increase and any increase due to new growth by passing an override. A community may take this action as long as it is below its levy ceiling, or 2.5 percent of full and fair cash value.
A community can exceed its Levy Limit for limited reasons and only with voter approval. One such reason, called a Debt Exclusion, allows a municipality to raise funds outside the Levy Limit for the limited period of time needed to repay the debt and interest on a loan for a particular capital purpose.
The property tax levy ceiling (the amount raised) can never exceed 2 % of the full cash value of all taxable property in the city or town. A tax rate cannot be higher than $25 per $1,000 of valuation.

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Proposition 2 refers to a Massachusetts law enacted in 1980 that places strict limits on the amount of property tax revenue a community can raise through real and personal property taxes. This revenue is called the Tax Levy, or just Levy. Proposition 2 limits how much the levy can be increased from year-to-year.

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