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Baxter County 2003 Millage Rates
For collection in 2004
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County |
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· General |
.8 |
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· Road |
2.7 |
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· Library |
1.0 |
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· ASU-MH |
2.0 |
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Total County Millage |
6.5 |
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Incorporated Cities |
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· Big Flat |
3.3 |
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· Briarcliff |
5.0 |
· Cotter General
Voluntary Fire |
4.0
5.0 |
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· Gassville General |
4.5 |
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· Lakeview General |
3.0 |
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· Mountain Home
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2.0 |
· Norfork General
Voluntary Street |
3.9
1.9 |
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· Salesville |
5.0 |
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County School Districts |
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· District 9
(Mountain Home) |
29.21 |
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· District 60
(Cotter) |
32.67 |
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· District 61 (Norfork) |
31.89 |
Neighboring County School
Districts
The following school district rates are given
because some children living in areas of the county far from the Mountain
Home, Cotter and Norfork school districts are assigned to other districts
closer to them. |
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· District 50
(Calico Rock) |
43.00 |
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· District 15
(Viola) |
29.82 |
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· District 1 (Timbo) |
26.50 |
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· District 30
(Mountain View) |
28.91 |
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Fire Protection Districts |
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· Buford |
5.0 |
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· Clarkridge |
5.0 |
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· Cotter - Gassville
Rural |
3.0 |
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· 101-Gamaliel |
5.0 |
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· Grover Township |
3.0 |
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· Hand Cove |
5.0 |
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· Henderson |
5.0 |
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· Lone Rock |
5.0 |
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· Midway |
5.0 |
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· Mountain Home Rural |
3.0 |
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· Norfork |
5.0 |
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· Northeast Lakeside |
3.5 |
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· Rodney |
5.0 |
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· Tracy |
5.0 |
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State Taxes
State Income Taxes
Arkansas individual income tax is graduated, up to 7 percent at the
$25,000 income level. Arkansas corporate income tax is also graduated, up
to 6.5%. Visit the
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration
for more information about Arkansas taxes.
State Sales
Taxes
Arkansas Sales & Use tax is 5.125%. County and cities may also
enact local option sales taxes.
Real Estate
Taxes
Real property is assessed at 20% of its fair market value, and total
real estate taxes are based on this assessment. To calculate the real
estate taxes in a particular city, you must add the total county millage
rates to the city, school district, and fire protection district millage
rates.
For
instance, if the property is valued at $50,000, it is assessed at $10,000.
Total millages for Cotter would be 48.17 (6.5 + 9 + 32.67), and total
taxes on the property would be $481.70.
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