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• The projected new 2016 millage rates were published by Indiana County.
• The millage rate was 24.0350 in 2007.
• The millage rate is 45.75.
• This millage rate is usually expressed as a multiple of 1 / 1000 of a dollar.
• Each taxing entity was required to reduce their 2010 millage rates by 25 % assessment change.
• The Ad Valorem millage rate levied by the county for county government purposes is 6.8665.
• Allow the millage rates to roll back and collect the same amount of money from taxpayers as this year.
• In 2013, the school board rebalanced property taxes changing the property tax millage rate to 16.5076 mills.
• The amendment does not inform voters that it may result in tax increases if districts increase millage rates to maintain revenue.
• Though millage rates may be changed, the assessed value a house with a homestead exemption can be increased by is fixed.
• Except for the three road-lighting districts, the others would receive more money by levying the same millage rate this year.
• Thus the fractional amount of 0.001 will be expressed as 1 mill when expressed as an ad valorem tax millage rate.
• Millage rates above a particular threshold or for specific causes and the issuance of certain types of bonds also require a vote of the electors.
• In 2007 the town announced that tax revenues from escalating property values were accumulating so quickly that it had decided to slightly reduce millage rates.
• Older communities not putting new burdens on the construction of social capital should receive a lower millage rate than new communities requiring new schools and sewers.
• Unlike " ad valorem " taxes, special assessments are not expected to be uniformly levied ( the same millage rate for each parcel ).
• In 2013, Chestnuthill Township property owners were subject to the following millage rates : Chestnuthill Township-5.2 mills and Monroe County 21.25 mills.
• (Quote ) : Older communities not putting new burdens on the construction of social capital should receive a lower millage rate than new communities requiring new schools and sewers.
• Upon completion of the reassessment the school board was required to reduce the millage rate to assure the school district received the same level of tax revenues for one year.
• But the Finance Committee chose Monday to give the Council on Aging the windfall and keep the millage rate the same, and the council will decide Wednesday whether to grant final approval.