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Section 10-12-42 – General fund of a school district–Annual levy.

10-12-42. General fund of a school district–Annual levy. For taxes payable in 2023 and each year thereafter, the levy for the general fund of a school district shall be as follows: (1)The maximum tax levy shall be six dollars and thirty and eight-tenths cents per thousand dollars of taxable valuation subject to the limitations on […]

Section 10-12-43 – Excess tax levy authorized for school districts–Vote by governing body–Announcement requirements–Referendum election.

10-12-43. Excess tax levy authorized for school districts–Vote by governing body–Announcement requirements–Referendum election. The governing body of the school district may raise additional revenues for general fund purposes only, from property tax through the imposition of an excess tax levy. The governing body of a school district may impose the excess tax levy with an […]

Section 10-12-43.1 – Excess tax levy–School district capital outlay fund–Restrictions.

10-12-43.1 . Excess tax levy–School district capital outlay fund–Restrictions. A school district subject to the tax limitation on each enrolled student pursuant to § 13-16-7.2 may raise additional revenues for capital outlay fund purposes through the imposition of an excess tax levy. A school district seeking to impose an excess tax levy pursuant to this […]

Section 10-12-44 – Tax abatement–Tax increment financing district–Discretionary formula–Additional revenue to be raised as compensation.

10-12-44. Tax abatement–Tax increment financing district–Discretionary formula–Additional revenue to be raised as compensation. The county auditor having jurisdiction over a school district shall raise additional revenue, for the general fund and special education fund, from real property taxes, to compensate for a tax abatement, a tax increment financing district, or a discretionary formula in accordance […]

Section 10-12-38 – Equalizing assessment of all property between counties.

10-12-38. Equalizing assessment of all property between counties. The Department of Revenue may equalize the assessment of all property between counties: (1)If a school district or municipality lies partly in each, but only if the board of county commissioners of any one of the counties makes a request in writing for such equalization; (2)If a […]