Pa. Justices Split Over 'Welcome, Neighbor' Tax Appeals

By Matthew Santoni · February 28, 2023, 6:57 PM EST

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania was evenly split Tuesday over the constitutionality of targeting recently sold properties for tax reassessments, leaving the so-called "welcome, neighbor" tax appeals in place for now....

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