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Name:	Council Roc Doc -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/12/2004 12:26:52 PM

Name:	Council Roc Doc -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/12/2004 12:36:53 PM

Oops, hit "enter" prematurely!! I hate it when that happens.....
Today I contacted the Elmore County Revenue Commissioners office in order to supply them with a replacement Warranty Deed and learned that my assessment rate (?) will decrease from 20% to 10% once I supply them a letter stating that my home is utilized as a weekend home and not rented or leased. For you new or relatively new part-time lake homeowners like myself, it might be worth your while to do the same for assessment purposes. Probably old news to all the permanent residents there but I thought I would bring this to y'alls attention

Name:	roswellric -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/12/2004 10:18:20 PM

I have a lot in Elmore - seems that the taxes are awfully high- any connection to your info you think?

Name:	4Golf -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/12/2004 10:22:42 PM

My lake home is in Tallapoosa County. Does anyone know if Tall.Co. also makes a similar distinction in tax rates????

Name:	Council Roc Doc -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/13/2004 8:57:14 AM

Not sure, but a phone call to Sharon at the Commissioners office would give you an answer. The phone number is 334 567-1118 to the Elmore Cty Rev Comm office. Hope this helps.

Name:	8handicap -	Reply
Subject:	Taxes
Date:	10/13/2004 12:19:48 PM

I believe the folloing information is correct:

Assessment percentages are determined by state statute. Residential property is assessed at 10% of fair market value. All other property is assessed at 20%. If a residential property is used for rental purposes it is then assessed at 20%. Vacant lots are not residential property and are assessed at 20%. If you own a home that is not your primary residence, the county will usually assess it at 20%, under the assumption it is rental property. You must contact the assessor to state that the home is a second home that is not rented. They will then reduce the assessment to 10%.

State, county and city taxes are for the fiscal year 10/1 - 9/30. Taxes are due by 12/31. State and county taxes are paid in arrears and some larger cities in AL are paid in advance (Birmingham for instance).

Hope this helps.

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