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4$ALE 08-24-2024 04:58 PM

2024 Trim Notice
 
:sad: My 2024 Trim Notice came in the mail yesterday. They are also available online. Very surprised nothing mentioned on this site. ;)

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:

asianthree 08-24-2024 05:05 PM

It is what it is, goes in my pile of mail, and I just wait for tax bill.

go4fpsb 08-24-2024 05:09 PM

Non issue
 
It came, tax level went up less than a hundo so non issue.

Stu from NYC 08-24-2024 06:01 PM

Have not yet compared it to last year

Pairadocs 08-24-2024 06:04 PM

So is a hundo the same as a hundred ? NOT trying to be nasty, actually want to know, sorry to be so naive.

kansasr 08-24-2024 06:51 PM

Can't really say that I'm seeing the negligible impact of the change fire district change. Yes, my share of the bill from Sumter County did go down, but only by $8.29, which is more than offset by the increase of the fire district charge from $125 to $320.71.

About the only people I see benefiting from this change are non-homestead exempt residents, who will see a reduction because of the reduction in the county millage rate and their higher taxable value.

JohnN 08-24-2024 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pairadocs (Post 2363728)
So is a hundo the same as a hundred ? NOT trying to be nasty, actually want to know, sorry to be so naive.

Hundred
The meaning of HUNDO is hundred; especially : a hundred dollar bill.

Rainger99 08-24-2024 07:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnN (Post 2363744)
Hundred
The meaning of HUNDO is hundred; especially : a hundred dollar bill.

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Also called a Benjamin!

United States one-hundred-dollar bill - Wikipedia

mtdjed 08-24-2024 09:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kansasr (Post 2363740)
Can't really say that I'm seeing the negligible impact of the change fire district change. Yes, my share of the bill from Sumter County did go down, but only by $8.29, which is more than offset by the increase of the fire district charge from $125 to $320.71.

About the only people I see benefiting from this change are non-homestead exempt residents, who will see a reduction because of the reduction in the county millage rate and their higher taxable value.

Don't tell anyone but my fire district charge is tad over a "Lincoln". Must be an error after all the chatter. County charge came down $20.

RICH1 08-25-2024 03:07 AM

C Note....is also a hundo....

you are lucky for that small tax increase.

Normal 08-25-2024 05:36 AM

Fire Assessment Went Up
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mtdjed (Post 2363762)
Don't tell anyone but my fire district charge is tad over a "Lincoln". Must be an error after all the chatter. County charge came down $20.

The Fire Assessment is on the back of the notice under Proposed Property Taxes.

2 new categories
VPSDDD FIRE ASSESS-READY 239.14
VPSDDD FIRE ASSESS-RES. 81.57

The proposal is the up charge from the 125.00 last year

TimTinNewell 08-25-2024 05:40 AM

Ok, so, I'm new here. Less than a week. What is a 'Trim Notice'? I've never heard of one of those before

Normal 08-25-2024 05:47 AM

Tax advisement
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TimTinNewell (Post 2363776)
Ok, so, I'm new here. Less than a week. What is a 'Trim Notice'? I've never heard of one of those before

Your proposed tax bill on your property for the proposed year (2024). It line items all the charges: County (largest), School, City etc.

Mrmean58 08-25-2024 05:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2363726)
Have not yet compared it to last year

Your last year taxes is part of the notice. My proposed tax bill will go up $800. Insurance up $1000. Auto insurance up $700. I now have a better guess on why several of my neighbors have put their homes on the market during the last 4 months. And all along I thought it was me chasing them off.

jasamy2 08-25-2024 06:39 AM

Finally. I was beginning to think mine was the only one that went up more than a hundred. I’m seeing an increase of $400 and wondered if this will be the norm moving forward.




Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrmean58 (Post 2363783)
Your last year taxes is part of the notice. My proposed tax bill will go up $800. Insurance up $1000. Auto insurance up $700. I now have a better guess on why several of my neighbors have put their homes on the market during the last 4 months. And all along I thought it was me chasing them off.



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