Tax rate and revaluation items in Town of Wake Forest
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| Subject | Items |
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| Tax rate and revaluation | 48 |
| Budget and appropriations | 15 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 2 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 2 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
| Comprehensive plan | 1 |
| Roads and transportation | 1 |
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The August tax report.
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12.A June Tax ReportMonthly tax collection report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Consent agenda Tax rate and revaluation
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12.A June Tax ReportStaff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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12.B March Tax ReportRoutine monthly tax collection report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Board discusses the town's Municipal Service District.Discussion item Tax rate and revaluation
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Public hearing on expanding the boundaries of the town's 2026 Municipal Service District.Public hearing Tax rate and revaluation
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Board votes on expanding the 2026 Municipal Service District.Ordinance Tax rate and revaluation
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12.B February Tax ReportStaff present the February tax report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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12.B January Tax ReportRoutine monthly tax collection report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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12.B December Tax ReportThe monthly tax collection report for the Board of Commissioners.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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12.B November Tax ReportThe November tax collection report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Wake Forest sits in two counties, so it authorises each county's tax administrator separately. This is the Wake half, covering property taxes and stormwater fees.
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The Franklin half of the same arrangement, for the part of the town that lies in Franklin County.
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The town's operating budget for the year, discussed at the 3 June work session and adopted here.
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The monthly list of tax releases from Wake County.Consent agenda Tax rate and revaluation
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October financial statements. General fund revenues of $15,170,543 against a $89,071,768 budget, 17.03 percent collected, with ad valorem taxes at 19.57 percent. Expenditures and encumbrances stood at 33.18 percent, leaving the general fund $8,000,626 down for the year to date.
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The monthly list of tax releases from Wake County.Consent agenda Tax rate and revaluation
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Through September, the general fund had collected $11.2 million of its $89.1 million in budgeted revenue (12.6%) but spent $18.2 million (26.6%), leaving it $6.98 million in the red for the year so far. Staff called the gap typical: ad valorem taxes, more than half of general fund revenue, are due September 1 but most…
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The agenda included the monthly Wake County tax release report.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Through August 31, the general fund had collected $4,217,717 of its $86,925,500 revenue budget, 4.85%, and spent $9,905,625 including encumbrances, 16.77% of budget. Staff noted the shortfall is normal this early in the fiscal year: ad valorem taxes, more than half of general fund revenue, are not due until September…
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July's general fund summary shows $846,315 collected against an $86.9 million amended budget and $6.3 million spent, both under 11% of target. That is typical for the month, since ad valorem taxes, more than half of general fund revenue, are due September 1 and mostly arrive by early January. The fund's year-to-date n…
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The agenda lists this item with no supporting summary or dollar figure in the packet.Budget action Tax rate and revaluation
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The March report shows year-to-date general fund revenues at 76.07 percent of the annual budget, with ad valorem tax collections running $2.9 million ahead of the same point last year. Sales tax receipts through six distributions total $8.4 million, up 5.6 percent from the prior year.
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The general fund collected $54.6 million of its $77.5 million budgeted revenue through January, 70% of the fiscal year, while spending stood at 64%. Fund balance grew $10.7 million year to date, driven largely by ad valorem tax collections.
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Nicole Kreiser, Wake County's deputy tax administrator, presents results of the revaluation of assessed real property for Wake Forest. The county revalues every four years; the last revaluation was in January 2020.Presentation Tax rate and revaluation
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The board considers a report of Wake County property tax releases.Resolution Tax rate and revaluation
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The board considers a list of Wake County property tax releases for November 2023.Resolution Tax rate and revaluation
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The board reviews a list of Wake County tax releases for October 2023.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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A consent resolution would authorize the Franklin County Tax Administrator to levy and collect the town's property taxes for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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A matching consent resolution would authorize the Wake County Tax Administrator to levy and collect the town's property taxes for the same fiscal year.
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The board reviews a Wake County property tax release report for the town.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Staff give a slideshow overview of the proposed 2023-2024 annual operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 and take questions. The agenda names no total, tax rate, or fee changes.
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The board would consider Wake County's list of recommended property tax releases and refunds.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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Town Manager Kip Padgett presents the proposed FY 2023-2024 operating budget. The agenda's own document carries no total, tax rate or fee figures -- it says only that a slide presentation will cover the highlights.
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Through March, general fund revenues stood at 79.83% of the annual budget, with ad valorem tax collections more than $1.5 million ahead of the prior year. Six sales-tax distributions totaled $7.9 million, up 15.2% year over year, and the fund balance rose a net $9 million year to date.
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The January financial summary shows general fund revenue at 69.95% of budget and expenditures at 57.14%, with ad valorem tax collections running about $1.6 million ahead of last year. The electric fund reports a $1.37 million year-to-date net gain but flags a cash-position issue raised in last year's audit.
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Staff present a Wake County report on property tax releases for January 2023.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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The board considers Wake County's tax release report for December 2022.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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The board considers a Wake County tax release.Other Tax rate and revaluation
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Staff present a Wake County tax release for the board's review.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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A resolution would authorize the Franklin County Tax Administrator to levy and collect the town's property taxes for fiscal year 2022-2023.
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A parallel resolution would authorize the Wake County Tax Administrator to do the same for the town's Wake County taxpayers.Consent agenda Tax rate and revaluation
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The February 28 report shows year-to-date general fund revenue at 78.68% of the $61 million budget, with ad valorem tax collections about $1.7 million ahead of the same point last year and a $12.5 million net increase in fund balance. The electric fund shows a $1,243,665 net gain year to date.
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Wake County reports it denied two business personal-property value appeals in Wake Forest, appealing a combined $658,067, and rebated $20,609.49 in town property taxes across five accounts following appeals decided elsewhere. The county's letter says the town board need not act.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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The board considers a list of Wake County tax releases.Budget action Tax rate and revaluation
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The board reviews a list of Wake County tax releases.Staff or committee report Tax rate and revaluation
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