Downtown Durham is hot. Millions of square feet of new and renovated residential and commercial properties hit the market this year, including luxury condos atop the city’s new tallest building. By mid-2020, the number of downtown apartments will have more than … Read more
Downtown Durham is hot. Millions of square feet of new and renovated residential and commercial properties hit the market this year, including luxury condos atop the city’s new tallest building.
Downtown Durham is hot. Millions of square feet of new and renovated residential and commercial properties hit the market this year, including luxury condos atop the city’s new tallest building.
For those not familiar with Chapter 22B of the North Carolina General Statutes, this Chapter prohibits certain contract provisions by making those provisions void and unenforceable as a matter of public policy. The restrictions in Chapter 22B apply to all … Read more
For those not familiar with Chapter 22B of the North Carolina General Statutes, this Chapter prohibits certain contract provisions by making those provisions void and unenforceable as a matter of public policy. The restrictions in Chapter 22B apply to all contracts, including those with a governmental entity as well as those between private parties.
For those not familiar with Chapter 22B of the North Carolina General Statutes, this Chapter prohibits certain contract provisions by making those provisions void and unenforceable as a matter of public policy. The restrictions in Chapter 22B apply to all contracts, including those with a governmental entity as well as those between private parties.
Pardon the pun, but I couldn’t resist that title for a blog post on the subject of property tax interest. Usually when we think of interest we think of the additional amount owed by taxpayers who fail to pay their … Read more
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Pardon the pun, but I couldn’t resist that title for a blog post on the subject of property tax interest. Usually when we think of interest we think of the additional amount owed by taxpayers who fail to pay their taxes by January 6, the delinquency date. But today I’m writing about interest that might be owed by a local government to a taxpayer on a refund.
Pardon the pun, but I couldn’t resist that title for a blog post on the subject of property tax interest. Usually when we think of interest we think of the additional amount owed by taxpayers who fail to pay their taxes by January 6, the delinquency date. But today I’m writing about interest that might be owed by a local government to a taxpayer on a refund.
North Carolina law says: The public records and public information compiled by the agencies of North Carolina government or its subdivisions are the property of the people. (GS 132-1(b))This powerful commitment to transparency wouldn’t mean much if the custodians of … Read more