Rhode Island’s $14.3 billion budget with increases in the state’s gas tax, nonresident property tax, and parking fees will go into effect Friday, despite Gov. Dan McKee (D)'s symbolic refusal to sign the measure.
According to state laws, the budget (225-H 5076aa) doesn’t need the governor’s signature to become law—the first time in 15 years that has happened.
The budget includes, among other things, an increase in property taxes on homes worth more than $1 million that are occupied by the owner less than half the year. Taxes for those homes would rise to $2.50 per $500 in ...
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