Calculating Your Taxes
The last stepis to collect taxes. There are several factors to consider when trying tocalculate your total tax due. Property class, appraised value, assessed value,and millage rate, are all necessary to be able to arrive at a correct taxamount.
PROPERTYCLASSIFICATION
In Alabamaproperty is classified as:
Class I |
Utility |
30% |
Class III |
Single Family "Owner Occupied" Residential Property and Farm Property |
10% |
Class IV |
Motor Vehicles |
15% |
Class II |
All Other Property |
20% |
Multiply the appraised value of the property by the proper classification todetermine the assessed value. The assessed value is then multiplied by thecorrect millage rate. A mill is one-tenth of one cent (.001). Theamount of taxes to be paid is determined by multiplying the assessed value bythe appropriate millage rate, lessthe proper exemptions. If you own and live in a residence, you would betaxed on approximately 10 percent of the appraised value. All otherproperty would be taxed at 20 percent. Millage rates are set by the countycommission and other taxing agencies, in response to the needs of the countygeneral fund, and the needs of others who receive property tax revenues.
TALLAPOOSACOUNTY MILLAGE RATES
OD |
Dadeville |
35.0 mills |
OC |
Camp Hill |
35.0 mills |
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OT |
Tallassee |
22.5 mills |
O5 |
Dist 25-A |
30.0 mills |
OA |
Alex City |
37.5 mills |
O1 |
Sch Dist 1 |
30.0 mills |
FORMULAFOR FIGURING TAXES
Estimated Market Value |
$100,000 |
Class III Property |
x .10 |
Assessed Value |
10,000 |
Millage Rate |
x .030 mills |
Estimated Tax Due |
$ 300 |