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Taxation as a Source of Water Utility Income
In allocating the cost of major new water supply facilities, especially those serving a number of systems, a familiar problem arises, that of water demand as opposed to water use. In most instances, the problem involves future estimated demands, not immediate requirements. Agreement on the procedures to be followed is hard to come by; therefore, the author makes several suggestions for dealing with this issue.
Taxation as a Source of Water Utility Income
In allocating the cost of major new water supply facilities, especially those serving a number of systems, a familiar problem arises, that of water demand as opposed to water use. In most instances, the problem involves future estimated demands, not immediate requirements. Agreement on the procedures to be followed is hard to come by; therefore, the author makes several suggestions for dealing with this issue.
Taxation as a Source of Water Utility Income
Hazen, Richard (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 60 ; 1095-1103
1968-10-01
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Revenues , Water Use , Financing , Capital Improvements , Costs , Utilities , Water Demand
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