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What age can I stop sending in annual homeschooling assessments for my 17 year old daughter in WV?
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∙ 16y ago
In West Virginia, the law states that you have to file intent up to the child's sixteenth birthday, which is the case in many states. However, there may be other reasons to keep submitting assessments. It is best to check the regulations in your state, your local homeschool group, or hslda.org
For example, in NYS, you don't have to submit any proof of educating your children past age 16. However, if you keep submitting all required documentation through twelfth grade, NYS will award a diploma based upon your documentation.
So be sure of your local regs before you make a decision. And even if you decide not to SUBMIT the documentation, be sure to keep documentation and standardized tests for your own records, in case your child wants to go on to college and needs a transcript. Standardized Tests are most easily recognized, even if they aren't a true indicator of your child's ability.
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WHERE ARE CLIMATE ASSESSMENTS IDENTIFIED?
On the annual training calendar
Where are the unit climate assessments identified?
On the annual training calendar
How often do association fees need to be paid in condos?
Your governing documents are specific about your responsibility to pay your assessments. Sometimes, assessments are due on an annual basis and payable monthly.
Are HOA dues included in escrow?
Owners pay HOA assessments, in monthly or in annual payments. These payments are the revenue source for the operation of the community. Past-due assessments in escrow may be paid to satisfy a lien.
Is there a ceiling amount that a HOA can assess a neighborhood in one year?
No. However, if assessments exceed a certain percentage -- there is no standard -- qualified lenders may be entitled to notification, which may give some board pause to raise assessments to excess. Assessments pay for the operation of the community. You can ask for an explanation of your annual budget in order to more fully understand how your assessments are being spent.
What percent can condo fees be increased in one year?
Assessments pay to operate the community on an annual basis. Usually, there is no limit. However, in some geographies, engaged mortgage lenders must be notified when assessments are increased more than 25% in one year.
Is there a limit to how high a hoa fee can go?
Probably not. Annual assessments are levied in order to pay the bills sufficient to operate the community. When assessments are increased year-over-year at a dramatic level, such as 25% higher this year over last, affected lenders are generally interested in exploring these increases.
Can a homeowners association file a lien against your home if we do not use the ammenities we really pay for?
Read your governing documents to determine your responsibility to pay assessments, and review your annual budget to learning more about the operating expenses for your community. If additional fees are charged for amenities and you choose not to use them, you are not subject to these additional fees. However, if amenities are included in your ownership share and your assessments pay for the operation of these amenities, then you owe the assessments. If you choose not to pay assessments, the association has a responsibility to collect them from you. Their actions may include letters, liens and worst case: foreclosure.
Does annual property tax depends on purchasing cost?
In most states in the United States the annual property tax does not depend on the purchase price or acquisition cost. Only is certain states like California are property assessments and taxes associated with the most recent sales price. Property assessments and taxes within the United States vary from state to state so you will want to check with a local assessor from the state where you are interested in buying real estate.
In what Canadian province does BC Assessment operate out of?
BC Assessment operates out of British Columbia, Canada. At BC Assessment they produce efficient property assessments on an annual basis for property owners in the province.
What are the limits for collecting maintenance fees for property owners association?
Limits can be interpreted in multiple ways in your question.Limits to the amount of assessments are managed by owners who vote against annual budgets. Every owner is best advised to understand how much it costs to operate the association, to protect it, to maintain it and to preserve everyone's real estate investment.Limits as to collecting unpaid assessments usually reach as high as selling a unit or a home to collect unpaid assessments. This is usually a last resort, after all other collection options have been exhausted by the board.Read your governing documents to understand how to become involved in the budget process, so at least you understand what your assessments pay for, and further, to understand your board's responsibility to collect assessments that you owe.
In Maine is a condominium association required to have an annual audit performed?
Read your governing documents regarding mandatory audits. Depending on the size of the community in number of units or annual income from assessments, the membership may be able to vote against having an annual audit. Also, review the Maine state law governing condominiums and non-profit corporations -- if your association uses that legal construct -- and determine what audit is required.
