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Lots of interesting stuff in this article from CaribbeanNetNews:
ST THOMAS, USVI: Governor John deJongh Jr. and Lt. Governor Gregory Francis, along with Tax Assessor Roy Martin and other US Virgin Island government officials, met behind closed doors with members of the Legislature on September 27, to review the current status of real property taxation in the Territory and to outline the Administration’s proposals.While the public learned about the scheduled meeting as a result of a routine announcement from the Senate Floor, no members of the news media or other interested parties were permitted to attend the meeting. This was an unpopular choice on the part of Government House because no reason was given for the closed meeting, and many local residents, recently stunned by the increases reflected by their new tax bills were eager for any word of a possible remedy.
I own a piece of land in St. Thomas that I bought in 2004. I have never recieved a property tax bill since then. Does anyone know why????
Posted by: Tom Davis at January 18, 2008 09:57 AMTom I know that they are updating a lot of things in the USVI about property taxes. If I was you I would definitely be in touch with them proactively - otherwise you are liable to get a huge bill for back taxes in the future or if you attempt to sell your land. I think Frank Barnako has a lot about this on his blog - check it out here.
Posted by: Anthony at January 18, 2008 11:43 AM