claim: "as mayor, every year i was in office i did reduce taxes."
author: sarah palin
evidence_1: apr 27, 2017 ... as a consequence of this larger tax base, the proposed rate of taxation has been  reduced from two cents per ounce to 1.75 cents per ounce. the city budget office  expects the tax to raise $23 million in its first year and less over time as  consumers respond to higher prices by switching to non-taxed products ...
evidence_2: through the use of a mcc, eligible home buyers increase their ability to qualify  for a mortgage loan and reduce their effective mortgage interest rate. .... once  you (the homeowner) receive a mcc certificate with the purchase of your home,  you will need to complete an irs form 8396 for every tax year, in order to receive  ...
evidence_3: sep 14, 2017 ... when president trump announced the us would abandon the paris climate  agreement earlier this year, the mayor pledged new york city would adhere to  the treaty and accelerate its own actions to reach the 80 percent reduction in  emissions by the 2050 target. fossil fuels used for heat and hot water in ...
evidence_4: dec 7, 2016 ... boston mayor marty walsh's adminiistration is moving to expand the city's  residential tax exemption for the first time in 17 years. by meghan e. irons globe  ... the mayor's office cited the strong local economy, including rising property  values, as the reason the city has a financial cushion to cut property taxes.
evidence_5: sep 15, 2013 ... today, detroit still doesn't take in as much tax revenue as it did just from property  taxes in 1963. □ reconsidering coleman young: serving from 1974-1994,  young was the most austere detroit mayor since world war ii, reducing the  workforce, department budgets and debt during a particularly nasty ...