The Town doesn't have a property tax; however, Summit County does. To estimate your tax, use the following formula: assessed value x .045081 mill levy. The 2003 mill levy, or the amount you pay (in taxes) per $1,000 of assessed value, consists of: NOTE: Eagles Nest Metro District has an additional 17.00 mill levy, for a total of 65.648. (For more information about County taxes, call the Summit County Assessor's office at 453-3480.)

Real Property Gains Tax is charged on any capital gains arising from the sale or disposal of any properties. For further details please read on>>

The tax rate for the County is $0.65 per $100.00 of value. Therefore, the combined Town and County tax rate is $.95 per $100.00.

The tax rate for Person County is $0.65 (65 cents) per $100.00 of value. Therefore, the combined City and County tax rate is $1.264 per $100.00.

The 2006 Knox County tax rate, as set by the County Commission, is $2.69 per every hundred dollars of assessed value.

Taxes are due each year for real estate, business personal property and individually owned personal property on September 1st. Payment without interest can be made prior to January 5th of the following year (if the 5th falls on the weekend, payment may be made on the next business day without penalty). Mail payments are accepted by postmark as affixed by the US Postal Service

Real property gains tax is a form of capital gains tax. Only gains / profits arising from the disposal of property are subject to RPGT. The gains (if any) will be assessed based on a set percentage at 30% only if you sell within 5 years from the date of acquiring the property. The taxable amount is based on the duration you held the property. For Malaysian, if you disposed the property after 5 years, the RPGT is waived.

You should direct your inquiry to the Logan County Clerk and Recorder's office. The telephone number is (217) 732-4148. The Clerk and Recorder's Office maintains all records regarding real property transfers and liens, etc. Further information on this office may be found online at the County Clerk Website.

Use the online search tool or Contact the County Assessor's Office located in room #204 at the north end of the 2nd floor of the Public Administration Building. Phone 336-9370.

This information is available on our website at http://www.efile.com/courts/wise/search.asp or on the land books located in the Commissioner's office as well as the Circuit Court Clerk's office.

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The Corps of Engineers does not pay taxes to States, counties or local governments. However, the Corps participates in a payment in lieu of taxes program that is administered by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The PILT payments are intended to offset a portion of the property tax revenue that was paid on the land by the previous private land owner. The Corps reports it's acquired acreage to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for calculation of PILT payments.

Note: The County tax for residents of the unincorporated area (includes tax to pay for police service) is $1.0136 (FY06 actual).

County tax dollars provide 11% of the revenues for our agency's total budget. 88% of the County dollars go to fund services for persons with special needs or conditions. Included here are programs for the mentally ill, mentally retarded, the abused and neglected and their families, the elderly, the chemically dependent and children (including day care programs).

Is a veteran of the National Guard eligible for the veterans' or disabled veterans' exemption? The military services listed in Section 3(o) of the California Constitution only include the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, or Revenue Marine (Revenue Cutter) Service.

The uses that are allowed on a particular lot are governed by the regulations for the zoning district in which the lot is located and other general regulations. The minimum yard requirements, more commonly referred to as "setback requirements", along with other location regulations, restrict the location of structures on a lot. The setback requirements vary by zoning district.

Real estate property taxes three years delinquent are subject to a tax foreclosure action and public sale.

The eligible funds veterans' real property tax exemption provides a partial exemption where property owned by a veteran has been purchased with pension, bonus, or insurance monies. Another exemption, known as the alternative veterans' exemption is available only for residential property of war veterans. Each county, city, town and village decides on the amount of maximum exemption.