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1 MICHIGAN DEPT OF TREASURY, STC L (1-03) 2006 MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION CALCULATIONS WORKSHEET INCLUDING MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTIONS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR BY LAW LIVINGSTON COUNTY TAXING JURISDICTION: Livingston County Schools 2005 Total Taxable Value 6,785,264,598 Losses 69,470,654 Additions 341,498, Total Taxable Value Based on SEV 7,321,200, Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value 7,321,200, Total Taxable Value Based on CEV 7,321,200,350 NOTE: The last two items above are only needed when it is necessary to calculate a Truth in Assessing or Truth in County Equalization Rollback. 1. Sec d, MCL, HEADLEE (for each unit of local government) 6,785,264,598-69,470,654 x = 6,937,415,144 (2005 Total Taxable Value - Losses) X Inflation Rate of Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Millage 7,321,200, ,498,832 = 6,979,701,518 Reduction (Headlee) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #3 of 1995 regarding the calculation of losses & additions. See also the Supplements to STC Bulletin #3 of 1995 contained in STC Bulletin #3 of a. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN ASSESSING (for cities & twps if SEV exceeds AV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value for all Classes 7,321,200, Total Taxable Value Based on 7,321,200, Rollback SEV for all Classes See State Tax Commission Bulletin #4 of 2002 for more information regarding this calculation. (Truth in Assessing) 2b. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN COUNTY EQUALIZATION (for villages, counties, & authorities if SEV exceeds CEV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value based on CEV for all Classes Total Taxable Value based on SEV for all Classes 2006 Rollback (Truth in Co. Equalization) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #5 of 2004 for information regarding this calculation. 3. Sec e, MCL, TRUTH IN TAXATION (for each taxing jurisdiction that levied more than 1 mill for operating purposes in 2005 only) 6,785,264,598-69,470,654 = 6,715,793, Total Taxable Value - Losses Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Base Rate 7,321,200, ,498,832 = 6,979,701,518 (Truth in Taxation) Use same amounts for additions & losses as were used for the d ("Headlee") rollback. NOTE: The truth in taxation BTRF is independent from the cumulative millage reductions provided by sections d & The Base Tax Rate equals the BTRF X 2005 Operating Rate levied. 16
2 Michigan Department of Treasury, STC L (2-98) This form is issued under authority of Sections d and , M.C.L. Filing of this form is mandatory. Failure to file is punishable under Section , M.C.L MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION COMPUTATION - LIVINGSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS INSTRUCTIONS: This form is to be completed by the county equalization director for all taxing jurisdictions which levy a property tax in their county. This form is to be filed with each unit of local government and with the State Tax Commission. Also provide a copy of this form to the equalization director of each county which shares an intercounty jurisdiction. On this initial computation form, the 2006 Millage Reduction (MRF) can be calculated only for taxing jurisdictions located exclusively within a single county. This will include the county unit as well as all townships and nearly every city and village. The MRF for a school district which is not fractional with any other county can also be calculated and listed on this form. For any taxing jurisdiction which extends into one or more other counties, leave the MRF column blank and enter the notation "IC" for intercounty. 17 Code Taxing 2005 Taxable Value 2006 Taxable Value Taxable Value Taxable Value 2006 Millage Number Jurisdiction (1) as of 4/22/05 as of 4/21/06 of Losses of Additions Reduction L.E.S.A. 6,785,264,598 7,321,200,350 69,470, ,498,832 I.C Brighton 2,057,251,741 2,199,660,114 24,516,863 95,541, Fowlerville 463,613, ,353,850 1,895,765 36,794,839 I.C Hartland 1,069,020,948 1,167,544,651 4,158,960 58,410, Howell 2,165,642,928 2,328,419,280 31,116, ,255, Pinckney 1,029,735,926 1,106,222,455 7,782,141 36,496,461 I.C.
3 MICHIGAN DEPT OF TREASURY, STC L (1-03) 2006 MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION CALCULATIONS WORKSHEET INCLUDING MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTIONS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR BY LAW LIVINGSTON COUNTY TAXING JURISDICTION: Livingston County Schools - Non Homestead 2005 Total Taxable Value 1,824,894,822 Losses 38,935,349 Additions 192,659, Total Taxable Value Based on SEV 2,055,805, Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value 2,055,805, Total Taxable Value Based on CEV 2,055,805,252 NOTE: The last two items above are only needed when it is necessary to calculate a Truth in Assessing or Truth in County Equalization Rollback. 1. Sec d, MCL, HEADLEE (for each unit of local government) 1,824,894,822-38,935,349 x = 1,844,896,136 (2005 Total Taxable Value - Losses) X Inflation Rate of Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Millage 2,055,805, ,659,313 = 1,863,145,939 Reduction (Headlee) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #3 of 1995 regarding the calculation of losses & additions. See also the Supplements to STC Bulletin #3 of 1995 contained in STC Bulletin #3 of a. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN ASSESSING (for cities & twps if SEV exceeds AV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value for all Classes 2,055,805, Total Taxable Value Based on 2,055,805, Rollback SEV for all Classes See State Tax Commission Bulletin #4 of 2002 for more information regarding this calculation. (Truth in Assessing) 2b. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN COUNTY EQUALIZATION (for villages, counties, & authorities if SEV exceeds CEV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value based on CEV for all Classes Total Taxable Value based on SEV for all Classes 2006 Rollback (Truth in Co. Equalization) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #5 of 2004 for information regarding this calculation. 3. Sec e, MCL, TRUTH IN TAXATION (for each taxing jurisdiction that levied more than 1 mill for operating purposes in 2005 only) 1,824,894,822-38,935,349 = 1,785,959, Total Taxable Value - Losses Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Base Rate 2,055,805, ,659,313 = 1,863,145,939 (Truth in Taxation) Use same amounts for additions & losses as were used for the d ("Headlee") rollback. NOTE: The truth in taxation BTRF is independent from the cumulative millage reductions provided by sections d & The Base Tax Rate equals the BTRF X 2005 Operating Rate levied. 18
4 Michigan Department of Treasury, STC L (2-98) This form is issued under authority of Sections d and , M.C.L. Filing of this form is mandatory. Failure to file is punishable under Section , M.C.L MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION COMPUTATION - LIVINGSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS INSTRUCTIONS: This form is to be completed by the county equalization director for all taxing jurisdictions which levy a property tax in their county. This form is to be filed with each unit of local government and with the State Tax Commission. Also provide a copy of this form to the equalization director of each county which shares an intercounty jurisdiction. On this initial computation form, the 2006 Millage Reduction (MRF) can be calculated only for taxing jurisdictions located exclusively within a single county. This will include the county unit as well as all townships and nearly every city and village. The MRF for a school district which is not fractional with any other county can also be calculated and listed on this form. For any taxing jurisdiction which extends into one or more other counties, leave the MRF column blank and enter the notation "IC" for intercounty. 19 Code Taxing 2005 Taxable Value 2006 Taxable Value Taxable Value Taxable Value 2006 Millage Number Jurisdiction (1) as of 4/22/05 as of 4/21/06 of Losses of Additions Reduction L.E.S.A. 6,785,264,598 7,321,200,350 69,470, ,498,832 I.C. Nonhomestead 1,824,894,822 2,055,805,252 38,935, ,659,313 I.C Brighton 2,057,251,741 2,199,660,114 24,516,863 95,541, Nonhomestead 588,337, ,125,151 14,369,815 62,771, Fowlerville 463,613, ,353,850 1,895,765 36,794,839 I.C. Nonhomestead 101,750, ,862,449 1,215,973 21,647,989 I.C Hartland 1,069,020,948 1,167,544,651 4,158,960 58,410, Nonhomestead 208,952, ,018,539 2,776,659 28,259, Howell 2,165,642,928 2,328,419,280 31,116, ,255, Nonhomestead 749,019, ,609,404 17,827,235 63,189, Pinckney 1,029,735,926 1,106,222,455 7,782,141 36,496,461 I.C. Nonhomestead 176,835, ,189,709 2,745,667 16,789,629 I.C.
5 MICHIGAN DEPT OF TREASURY, STC L (1-03) 2006 MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION CALCULATIONS WORKSHEET INCLUDING MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTIONS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR BY LAW LIVINGSTON COUNTY TAXING JURISDICTION: Livingston County Schools - w/inter-county Totals 2005 Total Taxable Value 6,818,644,997 Losses 69,608,438 Additions 342,288, Total Taxable Value Based on SEV 7,356,700, Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value 7,356,700, Total Taxable Value Based on CEV 7,356,700,901 NOTE: The last two items above are only needed when it is necessary to calculate a Truth in Assessing or Truth in County Equalization Rollback. 1. Sec d, MCL, HEADLEE (for each unit of local government) 6,818,644,997-69,608,438 x = 6,971,754,765 (2005 Total Taxable Value - Losses) X Inflation Rate of Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Millage 7,356,700, ,288,166 = 7,014,412,735 Reduction (Headlee) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #3 of 1995 regarding the calculation of losses & additions. See also the Supplements to STC Bulletin #3 of 1995 contained in STC Bulletin #3 of a. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN ASSESSING (for cities & twps if SEV exceeds AV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value for all Classes 7,356,700, Total Taxable Value Based on 7,356,700, Rollback SEV for all Classes See State Tax Commission Bulletin #4 of 2002 for more information regarding this calculation. (Truth in Assessing) 2b. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN COUNTY EQUALIZATION (for villages, counties, & authorities if SEV exceeds CEV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value based on CEV for all Classes Total Taxable Value based on SEV for all Classes 2006 Rollback (Truth in Co. Equalization) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #5 of 2004 for information regarding this calculation. 3. Sec e, MCL, TRUTH IN TAXATION (for each taxing jurisdiction that levied more than 1 mill for operating purposes in 2005 only) 6,818,644,997-69,608,438 = 6,749,036, Total Taxable Value - Losses Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Base Rate 7,356,700, ,288,166 = 7,014,412,735 (Truth in Taxation) Use same amounts for additions & losses as were used for the d ("Headlee") rollback. NOTE: The truth in taxation BTRF is independent from the cumulative millage reductions provided by sections d & The Base Tax Rate equals the BTRF X 2005 Operating Rate levied. 20
6 Michigan Department of Treasury, STC 613 (2-98) L-4028 IC This form is issued under authority of Sections d and , M.C.L. Filing of this form is mandatory. Failure to file is punishable under Section , M.C.L COMPLETE MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION COMPUTATION - LIVINGSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS W/INTER COUNTY TOTALS. INSTRUCTIONS: The valuations on this form are for a single county. When this valuation information has been obtained from the Equalization Directors of all the counties which are included within the boundary of the intercounty fractional taxing jurisdictions listed, the 2006 millage reduction fractions can be calculated for those intercounty jurisdictions. The valuation information required by d, M.C.L., is the same information needed for P.A. 5 of 1982, Section e, M.C.L. "Truth in Taxation". A different formula is used for Section 24e than is used for Section 34d, but the 2005 Taxable Value, 2006 Taxable Value, Taxable Value of Losses, and Taxable Value of Additions are the same quanties used in both formulas. This form is to be filed with the State Tax Commision and with each unit of local government which has taxable property located in more than one county. 21 Code Taxing 2005 Taxable Value 2006 Taxable Value Taxable Value Taxable Value 2006 Millage Number Jurisdiction (1) as of 4/22/05 as of 4/21/06 of Losses of Additions Reduction L.E.S.A. 6,818,644,997 7,356,700,901 69,608, ,288, Brighton 2,057,251,741 2,199,660,114 24,516,863 95,541, Fowlerville 473,993, ,552,171 1,908,365 37,246, Hartland 1,069,020,948 1,167,544,651 4,158,960 58,410, Howell 2,165,642,928 2,328,419,280 31,116, ,255, Pinckney 1,052,735,895 1,130,524,685 7,907,325 36,833,
7 MICHIGAN DEPT OF TREASURY, STC L (1-03) 2006 MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION CALCULATIONS WORKSHEET INCLUDING MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTIONS NOT SPECIFICALLY ASSIGNED TO EQUALIZATION DIRECTOR BY LAW LIVINGSTON COUNTY TAXING JURISDICTION: Livingston Co Schools-Non Homestsead W/Inter County 2005 Total Taxable Value 1,832,902,211 Losses 39,014,149 Additions 193,139, Total Taxable Value Based on SEV 2,064,762, Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value 2,064,762, Total Taxable Value Based on CEV 2,064,762,345 NOTE: The last two items above are only needed when it is necessary to calculate a Truth in Assessing or Truth in County Equalization Rollback. 1. Sec d, MCL, HEADLEE (for each unit of local government) 1,832,902,211-39,014,149 x = 1,853,086,368 (2005 Total Taxable Value - Losses) X Inflation Rate of Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Millage 2,064,762, ,139,163 = 1,871,623,182 Reduction (Headlee) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #3 of 1995 regarding the calculation of losses & additions. See also the Supplements to STC Bulletin #3 of 1995 contained in STC Bulletin #3 of a. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN ASSESSING (for cities & twps if SEV exceeds AV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value Based on Assessed Value for all Classes 2,064,762, Total Taxable Value Based on 2,064,762, Rollback SEV for all Classes See State Tax Commission Bulletin #4 of 2002 for more information regarding this calculation. (Truth in Assessing) 2b. Sec , MCL, TRUTH IN COUNTY EQUALIZATION (for villages, counties, & authorities if SEV exceeds CEV for 2006 only) 2006 Total Taxable Value based on CEV for all Classes Total Taxable Value based on SEV for all Classes 2006 Rollback (Truth in Co. Equalization) See State Tax Commission Bulletin #5 of 2004 for information regarding this calculation. 3. Sec e, MCL, TRUTH IN TAXATION (for each taxing jurisdiction that levied more than 1 mill for operating purposes in 2005 only) 1,832,902,211-39,014,149 = 1,793,888, Total Taxable Value - Losses Total Taxable Value Based on SEV - Additions 2006 Base Rate 2,064,762, ,139,163 = 1,871,623,182 (Truth in Taxation) Use same amounts for additions & losses as were used for the d ("Headlee") rollback. NOTE: The truth in taxation BTRF is independent from the cumulative millage reductions provided by sections d & The Base Tax Rate equals the BTRF X 2005 Operating Rate levied. 22
8 Michigan Department of Treasury, STC 613 (2-98) L-4028 IC This form is issued under authority of Sections d and , M.C.L. Filing of this form is mandatory. Failure to file is punishable under Section , M.C.L COMPLETE MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION COMPUTATION - LIVINGSTON COUNTY SCHOOLS W/INTER COUNTY TOTALS. INSTRUCTIONS: The valuations on this form are for a single county. When this valuation information has been obtained from the Equalization Directors of all the counties which are included within the boundary of the intercounty fractional taxing jurisdictions listed, the 2005 millage reduction fractions can be calculated for those intercounty jurisdictions. The valuation information required by d, M.C.L., is the same information needed for P.A. 5 of 1982, Section e, M.C.L. "Truth in Taxation". A different formula is used for Section 24e than is used for Section 34d, but the 2004 Taxable Value, 2005 Taxable Value, Taxable Value of losses, and Taxable Value of Additions are the same quanties used in both formulas. This form is to be filed with the State Tax Commision and with each unit of local government which has taxable property located in more than one county. 23 Code Taxing 2005 Taxable Value 2006 Taxable Value Taxable Value Taxable Value 2006 Millage Number Jurisdiction (1) as of 4/22/05 as of 4/21/06 of Losses of Additions Reduction L.E.S.A. 6,818,644,997 7,356,700,901 69,608, ,288, *Nonhomestead 1,832,902,211 2,064,762,345 39,014, ,139, Brighton 2,057,251,741 2,199,660,114 24,516,863 95,541, *Nonhomestead 588,337, ,125,151 14,369,815 62,771, Fowlerville 473,993, ,552,171 1,908,365 37,246, *Nonhomestead 103,386, ,787,230 1,228,573 21,931, Hartland 1,069,020,948 1,167,544,651 4,158,960 58,410, *Nonhomestead 208,952, ,018,539 2,776,659 28,259, Howell 2,165,642,928 2,328,419,280 31,116, ,255, *Nonhomestead 749,019, ,609,404 17,827,235 63,189, Pinckney 1,052,735,895 1,130,524,685 7,907,325 36,833, *Nonhomestead 183,206, ,222,021 2,811,867 16,985,
9 LESA 2006 STATE EQUALIZED VALUE TOTAL TOTAL PER. GRAND UNIT AG. COMM. IND. RES. DEV. REAL PROPERTY TOTAL Brighton Schools 3,714, ,012, ,142,255 2,052,009, ,575,878, ,405,769 2,682,284,688 Fowlerville Schools 89,342,202 48,111,289 30,456, ,114, ,025,115 34,585, ,610,404 Intercounty Ingham 3,452, ,500 5,916, ,381, ,700 10,092,040 Shiawassee 953, ,746, ,699,600 52,800 6,752,400 Hartland Schools Howell Schools 59,702, ,024,577 30,556,410 1,228,807, ,446,090,946 51,887,506 1,497,978, ,687, ,780, ,290,956 2,082,657, ,807,416, ,052,131 2,977,469, Pinckney Schools 15,658,260 58,034,910 11,884,880 1,319,747, ,405,326,024 29,502,064 1,434,828,088 Intercounty Washtenaw 0 269,800 70,400 32,351,900 32,692, ,500 33,253,600 TOTAL 273,510,175 1,027,234, ,414,338 7,238,352, ,962,510, ,757,759 9,356,268,705
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