The work of local government is funded mainly by property taxes in the local area, known as rates. This makes up around 60% of council expenditure, with the rest coming from user charges, investment income, regulatory fees and roading subsidies. Councils can also borrow money to spread the cost of large investments such as infrastructure over a longer period of time.
The work of local government is funded mainly by property taxes in the local area, known as rates. This makes up around 60% of council expenditure, with the rest coming from user charges, investment income, regulatory fees and roading subsidies. Councils can also borrow money to spread the cost of large investments such as infrastructure over a longer period of time.
Rates and asset revenue afford the development within the district and need to be carefully tuned to sustainability.
Innovative views for more cost effective waste management need to be investigated.
Minimising debt servicing is vital to balanced annual reporting.
Rates and asset revenue afford the development within the district and need to be carefully tuned to sustainability.
Innovative views for more cost effective waste management need to be investigated.
Minimising debt servicing is vital to balanced annual reporting.
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