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PROPERTY TAX
Property tax is the source of income that most interests those who own or utilize part of Johnson County's 46,000 parcels of property. We will take a closer look at property taxes,
increase in taxation for both the general fund, which is levied county wide, and the rural
services fund, which provides services to and is levied from non-incorporated areas of the county.
As the illustrations below and on the next page indicate, the
new budget produces an increase in
taxation for both the general fund, which is levied county wide, and the rural
services fund, which provides services to and is levied from non-incorporated
areas of the county.
FY00-FY01 COUNTY DOLLAR CHANGE IN NET CURRENT PROPERTY TAXES
|
Fund Type |
FY99
Actual |
FY00
Budget |
FY01
Budget |
$ Change
99-00 |
$ Change
00-01 |
% Change
99-00 |
% Change
00-01 |
|
General |
12,756,618 |
13,824,800 |
14,457,661 |
1,068,182 |
632,861 |
8.37% |
4.58% |
|
Rural
Services |
2,138,978 |
2,153,852 |
2,192,272 |
14,874 |
38,420 |
0.70% |
1.78% |
|
MH-DD |
3,026,627 |
3,017,387 |
2,931,635 |
-9,240 |
-85,752 |
-0.31% |
-2.84% |
|
Debt Service |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0.00% |
0.00% |
|
Total |
17,922,223 |
18,996,039 |
19,581,568 |
1,073,816 |
585,529 |
5.99% |
3.08% |
Footnote:
Without reclassification of gas and
electric excise taxes from Property Taxes to Interest, Charges, Licenses &
Permits in FY01. For FY01, Net Current Property Taxes would have increased
$1,085,813 instead of $632,861 in the General Fund, increased $112,396 instead
of $38,420 in the Rural Services Fund and increased $6,286 instead of decreasing
$85,752 in the MH/DD Fund.
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