Hartzman Tax & Fiduciary

09/15/2026

War, Food, Housing, Financial Markets and What Could Happen After What Happens Next

Convergence; No Longer Theoretical

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08/12/2026

On The Budget Greensboro City Council Member Crystal Black Voted For and Her House, Compared to the House of an Owner of the Natty Greene's Property

The tax increases were adopted this year. Revaluation next year determines who carries how much of that larger burden.

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06/14/2026

The Tax Rate Trick; How Greensboro and Guilford County Sold Property Tax Increases as Tax Cuts; And Then The SB 889 Moratorium Came Along;

The Tax Rate Lies by Omission; Now We Know What the Budget Was Really About

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05/23/2026

City of Greensboro, North Carolina proposes 21% property tax increase, Guilford County 19%, during a revaluation year, hitting low end homes, and likely low income residents hardest.

05/10/2026

How Guilford County and Local Media is Selling a 19% Property Tax Increase as a “Rate Cut”

Guilford County’s Budget Raises Property Taxes by Roughly $101 Million After Revaluation

04/28/2026

Guilford County’s 2026 Property Revaluation Hits Affordable Neighborhoods Hardest

Lower-Value Neighborhoods Hit Hardest While Commercial Gets Relief

Lower-Value Neighborhoods Hit Hardest While Commercial Gets Relief

03/24/2026

Greensboro’s Property Revaluation Is Producing an Unexpected Result; Tax Cuts for Some of the City’s Most Expensive Homes at the Expense of the Least

The numbers suggest the tax burden could shift; downward

The numbers suggest the tax burden could shift; downward

02/26/2026

Guilford County and Greensboro Real Estate Revaluation Driven Tax Increases Function as a Tax on Unrealized Gains

We Didn’t Sell or Profit. But We are Going to Owe More

We Didn’t Sell or Profit. But We are Going to Owe More.

10/10/2025

Health Insurance Shock; 2026 ACA Premiums to Soar Across North Carolina

As COVID-era subsidies end, rate hikes of 25–40% will hit nearly a million residents as two insurers pull out of the state.

As COVID-era subsidies end, rate hikes of 25–40% will hit nearly a million residents as two insurers pull out of the state.

04/02/2025

Concerning and Other Stuff; Tax Season

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