http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/databk.html MyFlorida.com has county by county millage charts for various year...The latest out there as of July 21,2009 is a 2008 chart - but you can probably get a good idea from there. When you get to the link, click on the PDF link for the year desired. Once in the PDF, type the word "millage" (no quotes) in the "find" box, use the down arrow to select "Find in current PDF". Assuming you are looking at the 2008 PDF you will see "2008 Millage Rates by County - Part 1" and "2008 Millage Rates by County - Part 2". You can print individual pages from the PDF.
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Monroe
http://dor.myflorida.com/dor/property/databk.html MyFlorida.com has county by county millage charts for various year...The latest out there as of July 21,2009 is a 2008 chart - but you can probably get a good idea from there. When you get to the link, click on the PDF link for the year desired. Once in the PDF, type the word "millage" (no quotes) in the "find" box, use the down arrow to select "Find in current PDF". Assuming you are looking at the 2008 PDF you will see "2008 Millage Rates by County - Part 1" and "2008 Millage Rates by County - Part 2". You can print individual pages from the PDF.
Property tax is based on one dollar per thousand on the value of a piece of property. It is called a millage rate. If your property is worth a thousand dollars and the government announces a millage rate of 1 then you pay a dollar in taxes. Usually it is more. Sometimes the School board will have a millage rate of 7, the city 4, the county 5, and others 6, so that makes the millage rate a total of 22. That means you pay $22 on your $1,000 piece of property. If your house is worth 100,000 your tax is 2,200. Check your millage rate.
GILBERT
No you do not. However, you do pay an Advalorem tax that is based on the value of your car and the millage rate in the county where you live.
Arizona
One mill is a real estate tax levy of 1 dollar for every one thousand dollars of assessed value. The real estate levy is known as the millage rate. For example, if your city or county has a current millage rate of $21 per $1,000 of assessed value and the current assessment for your home is $100,000, the annual real estate tax levy would be $2,100 (100,000 divided by 1,000 = 100 multiplies by $21.00 = $2,100). Not all states use a millage rate (rate per 1,000) some set a levy rate per $100 of assessed value. Ask you local assessor to be sure.
6% plus the county sales tax rate
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