Missouri’s legislature has upheld a 5% increase in farmland productive value. That means that there will be a slight increase in property taxes on farmland next year. David Stokes advocates for this increase because of the disparity in property taxes across the state.
David Stokes On Farmland Tax Assessments
Economy
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About the Author
David Stokes
David Stokes is a St. Louis native and a graduate of Saint Louis University High School and Fairfield (Conn.) University. He spent six years as a political aide at the St. Louis County Council before joining the Show-Me Institute in 2007. Stokes was a policy analyst at the Show-Me Institute from...
