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Impact of Property Tax Reform On Counties FY15 – FY 17 Budgets

Impact of Property Tax Reform On Counties FY15 – FY 17 Budgets. ISAC Board of Supervisors November 14, 2014. Overview FY 15 Budget Impact. Utilities: Telecommunications Railroads Credit for Commercial / Industrial Residential Rollback Agricultural Rollback. Overview FY 16 Budget Impact.

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Impact of Property Tax Reform On Counties FY15 – FY 17 Budgets

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  1. Impact of Property Tax Reform On CountiesFY15 – FY 17 Budgets ISAC Board of Supervisors November 14, 2014

  2. Overview FY 15 Budget Impact • Utilities: Telecommunications • Railroads • Credit for Commercial / Industrial • Residential Rollback • Agricultural Rollback

  3. Overview FY 16 Budget Impact • Utilities: Telecommunications • Railroads • Credit for Commercial / Industrial • Residential Rollback • Agricultural Rollback

  4. Overview FY 17 Budget Impact • Credit for Commercial / Industrial • Multifamily Residential Rollback • Residential Rollback • Agricultural Rollback

  5. FY 15 Impact Railroads By statute, % for railroads must equal the lowest of the %’s for commercial, industrial and utility properties. Example: Scott County Taxable Value Tax Revenue Revenue Loss • FY 14 $ 9,285,627 $ 57,849 • FY15 $ 8,532,360 $ 50,499 $ 7,350

  6. FY 15 Impact Telecommunications Exemptions Generally the exemptions average is 15% Auditors have FY 15 actual numbers Example: Scott County Assessed Value Exempted Value Revenue Loss 43,580,362 6,124,702 $38,188

  7. FY 15 Impact Commercial and Industrial Rollback 95% • Credit will offset levy rate one for one • Scott County Estimated Claim: $755,000 • Multi- family residential still considered commercial

  8. FY 15 Impact Allowable Growth 4% to 3% FY 15 Residential Rollback 54.4002% Lower Growth 0.5% Example: Scott County FY15 Growth 0.5% = $275,979

  9. FY 15 Impact Agricultural Rollback 43.3997% Very hard to quantify because of varied assessed values in the State for Jan. 1, 2013 Example: Scott County

  10. FY 15 Impact • Total Revenue Loss for Scott County at current urban levy rate

  11. FY 15 Impact Example: Scott County Overall taxable value increase 3.88% New construction, revaluation and rollbacks $1,618,000 3.4% new revenue for budget

  12. FY 16 Impact Railroads By statute, % for railroads must equal the lowest of the %’s for commercial, industrial and utility properties. Example: Scott County Taxable Value Tax Revenue Revenue Loss • FY 15 $ 8,532,360 $ 50,499 • FY16 $ 8,105,742 $ 47,841 $2,658

  13. FY 16 Impact Telecommunications Exemptions Generally the exemptions average is 30% Auditors will have FY 16 actual numbers Example: Scott County Assessed Value Exempted Value Loss Revenue 43,580,362 12,249,403 $76,375

  14. FY 16 Impact Commercial and Industrial Rollback 90% • Credit will offset levy rate one for one • Scott County Estimated Claim: $1,600,000 • Multi- family residential still considered commercial

  15. FY 16 Impact Allowable Growth 3% Estimated FY 16 rollback at 0.5% lower growth Example: Scott County

  16. FY 17 Impact New Multi Family Residential Rollback 86.25% Value is removed from FY 16 Commercial and Industrial Property Tax Replacement Claim *Thereafter 3.75% increase in Rollback Until Rollback Meets Residential Percent

  17. Summary of Loss RevenueFY15 - FY17Example: Scott County

  18. Thank You.Questions?

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