The BRT Philadelphia Controversy: Facts Vs. Fiction

The city argues that the general assembly authorized philadelphia's city council to abolish the brt completely, without any reservation of authority over the brt's appellate function. The city claims that the reference in section 13132(c) to the making of assessments is a description of the brt's entire role, from its initial. Five board members of a philadelphia agency that sets property assessments are suing the city to keep their jobs.

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This week board members of the citys board of revision of taxes filed suit asking the state supreme court to stop voters from deciding whether to get rid of the agency. Supreme court decided that philadelphia cannot dismantle the brt even though voters abolished it in a referendum last year. The court said the brt can stay on to hear tax assessment appeals, but the city can make the actual assessments. Owners who disagree with the opa can file an appeal with the brt.

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Decades of backdoor tax deals and persistent mismanagement by the board of revision of taxes have left philadelphia with one of the most unfair and chaotic property tax systems in the nation. An inquirer investigation raises questions about whether the brt is capable of handling the complex and politically sensitive task of repairing. Some readers want to know: What does the board of revision of taxes have to do with philadelphias new property assessments? Wasnt it done away with?

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