Summary
Athens voters will decide in 2026 whether to approve an income tax levy that would affect local paychecks and fund city services. The exact cost depends on the levy rate and rules, but passing it means more city revenue; rejecting it means no new tax but possible pressure on services.
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Your paycheck could take a hit if you work or live in Athens, with the exact cost depending on the rate and credits voters approve.
City services—roads, safety, parks and other basics—could get more stable funding if voters pass it.
Residents and commuters who pay Athens income tax would see less take-home pay if it passes.
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