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Rental tax repeal means loss of $11M annually for Glendale

Renters, though, will be pleased with new law taking effect in 2025

Relief for Glendale renters is great. The city’s bottom line may be different.

Gov. Katie Hobbs on Tuesday signed legislation to eliminate the right of cities and towns to impose a local sales tax on residential rentals. While not all communities have such a levy — Tucson for example, does not — 75 of the 91 cities in the state do at rates ranging from 1% to 4%.

The Arizona League of Cities and Towns reports that amounts to $180 million annually.

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