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Originally Posted by tophcfa
Who cares what the millage rate is? What matters is the amount on the check one has to write. That amount is significantly higher than it was 10 years ago (our is up approximately 75% with no homestead exemption).
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So wrong. So very, very WRONG.
My county tax, 2014, on an assessed value of $403,900 was $2302
My county tax, 2024, on an assessed value of $474,510 is $2076
So you're right---it's the amount of the check you write that counts.
PS: that's a 10 year DECREASE in county tax of 9.8%, so I doubt our only tax decrease was 1.4% a few years ago.