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2008-2009 Tax Rate Adoption. North East ISD August 11, 2008. 2008-2009 Certified Tax Roll. $2.52 Billion increase in taxable value (10.1%) 2007: $25.06B taxable value 2008: $27.58B taxable value Approximately $950M in new growth
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2008-2009Tax Rate Adoption North East ISD August 11, 2008
2008-2009 Certified Tax Roll • $2.52 Billion increase in taxable value (10.1%) 2007: $25.06B taxable value 2008: $27.58B taxable value • Approximately $950M in new growth • Approximately $1.57B in increased values on existing properties (6.3%) Source: NEISD Finance
Assessed Property ValueTax Years 1988-2008* * Preliminary Certified for 2008 Source: NEISD Finance, Kavoussi & Associates
Residential Property Tax Increases 2007-2008 Average NEISD Home Value: $154,320 NEISD Tax Rate: $1.4029 Property Taxes Due to NEISD: $2,165 2008-2009 Average NEISD Home Value: $163,622 NEISD Tax Rate: $1.4029 (proposed) Property Taxes Due to NEISD: $2,295 Tax rate is $1.4029 per $100 of appraised home value. $1.04 is used for M&O (General Fund); $.3629 is only to pay debt. Average home value increased 6% -- Average property tax will increase $130 Source: NEISD Finance; Bexar County Appraisal District
The New ABCs of Property Taxes A Taxpayer writes property tax check for $130 more than they paid last year… $96 $34 C B …$96 goes to the State. …$34 comes to NEISD but can only be used to pay off bonds… For every $1 in M&O property tax paid due to higher home values, the State takes away $1 in aid to the District. Source: NEISD Finance
Target Revenue • Combined local property tax revenue & state aid revenue is “locked in” to a specific amount per Weighted Average Daily Attendance (WADA) • The target is both a floor & a ceiling • If local property values decline (& property tax revenue declines accordingly), state aid increases to ensure $5,349 total per WADA • If local property values increase (& property tax revenue rises accordingly), state aid decreases to ensure $5,349 total per WADA Source: NEISD Finance
Target Revenue • No additional funding available for inflationary costs; examples: • Salary increases to keep pace with cost of living • Fuel & Utilities • Additional funding only possible if: • WADA increases due to enrollment growth • WADA increases due to an improvement in the attendance rate • Electorate votes to raise M&O taxes above $1.04 Source: NEISD Finance
General Fund State Local Funding Reduction to tax rate/ new “hold-harmless” rules Source: NEISD Finance
2008-2009 Budget General Fund Revenue (in 000s) $9,245 increase, 2.0% Source: NEISD Finance
2008-2009 Budget General Fund Expenditures (in 000s) $6,159 increase, 1.3% Source: NEISD Finance
2008-2009 Budget General Fund Summary Source: NEISD Finance
Fund Balance • Fund Balance = Cash • Fund Balance = Savings • Fund Balance = Net difference between total assets and total liabilities at a given point in time Source: NEISD Finance
2007-2008 Cash Flows Cash Amount (in/out) in 000s Source: NEISD Finance
2008-2009 Cash Position Source: NEISD Finance
2008-2009 BudgetDebt Service Fund In ($000s) Source: NEISD Finance
Debt Service Fund BalanceBy Month ($000s) • BUDGETED Source: NEISD Finance
Proposed 2008-2009 Tax Rates Tax Rate 2007-08 General (M&O) $1.0400 2008-09 General (M&O) $1.0400* Change in Tax Rate $0.0000 2007-08 Debt Service (I&S) $0.3629 2008-09 Debt Service (I&S) $0.3629* Change in Tax Rate $0.0000 2007-08 Total Tax Rate $1.4029 2008-09 Total Tax Rate $1.4029* Change in Tax Rate $0.0000 *Recommended Source: NEISD Finance
M&O Tax Rate History • M&O Tax Rate 08-09 Proposed Rate = $1.04 Property Value Declines State Proration Source: NEISD Finance
I&S Tax Rate History Source: NEISD Finance & ME Allison