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POLL: Do you know how Local Property Tax is calculated in Tipperary?
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This week Tipperary County Council voted to retain the 10% adjustment to the Local Property Tax rate for another two years.
This week's vote, they said, means certainty for both households and the funding available for local services.
Local Property Tax pays for projects and services in Tipperary, including but not limited to infrastructure, leisure and arts centres, community projects and festivals.
However, as TipperaryLive reported earlier this week, this does not necessarily mean an increase for most households.
But we want to hear from you.
Do you understand how the rate of Local Property Tax is calculated?
Check back in tomorrow to find out what other people in Tipperary thought.
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