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REPORT OF THE LOCAL TAX COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION WORKING GROUP December 2012 MEMBERS David Reynolds, Fiscal Analyst Senate Majority Caucus Chairman Many Mendez, Director of Audit and Performance

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1. Determine the purpose of the local tax working group. Are you looking to address specific tax issues in your community or contribute to the development of local tax policies? Clarifying the objectives will help you identify the right participants for the group.
2. Identify key stakeholders who should be involved in the local tax working group. These may include local government officials, tax experts, community leaders, business owners, and representatives from relevant industries. Consider their expertise and knowledge in tax matters to ensure a well-rounded group.
3. Establish a clear communication plan. Define how the group will communicate, whether through in-person meetings, video conferences, or a combination of both. Determine the frequency and duration of the meetings, ensuring they are convenient for all participants.
4. Develop an agenda for each meeting. Outline the specific topics that will be discussed, allowing participants to come prepared. This will ensure that meetings are focused and productive, helping the group achieve its objectives.
5. Research and gather relevant data on local tax policies and issues. This information will provide a solid foundation for discussions within the working group. Consider collaborating with local tax authorities or consulting experts to ensure accuracy and up-to-date information.
6. Encourage open and constructive dialogue during meetings. All participants should have the opportunity to voice their opinions, share insights, and contribute to the decision-making process. Creating a respectful and inclusive environment will lead to more effective outcomes.
7. Consider the implementation of any recommendations or decisions made by the working group. Once the group has concluded its discussions, it's important to evaluate the feasibility and impact of the proposed actions. Collaborate with appropriate authorities or organizations to initiate any necessary changes.

Who needs a local tax working group?

1. Local government officials: They will benefit from the expertise and input of the working group to improve local tax policies and address any issues affecting the community.
2. Business owners: By participating in the working group, business owners can contribute to the development of fair and effective tax regulations that support economic growth and prosperity.
3. Tax experts: Their knowledge and experience are invaluable in analyzing and providing solutions to complex tax matters. The working group will provide them with a platform to share their expertise and shape local tax policies.
4. Community leaders: Engaging community leaders in the working group ensures that the interests and concerns of the local population are properly considered in tax-related decisions.
5. Representatives from relevant industries: Including representatives from different industries affected by local taxes ensures a comprehensive perspective on the challenges faced and allows for tailored solutions to specific sectors.

In summary, forming and filling out a local tax working group involves defining objectives, identifying appropriate stakeholders, establishing effective communication, conducting research, facilitating productive discussions, and implementing recommendations. The group benefits local government officials, business owners, tax experts, community leaders, and representatives from relevant industries.

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