Ad valorem means "according to value" in Latin.
An ad valorem tax is a tax based upon the assessed
value of personal property or real property.
The tax is often a sales tax or value added tax or
VAT that is usually imposed at the time of purchase.
Ad valorem taxes are usually imposed by States or
local municipalities.
Property taxes are one form of ad valorem tax that
can be imposed annually based on a revised assessed
value of the property. They are a major source
of revenue for local municipalities and school
systems.
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• The Big Budget Dilemma Starkville Daily News
The big budget dilemmaStarkville Daily NewsPerkins, who remained quiet for much of Tuesday39s Budget Committee meeting, said he did not favor any type of ad valorem tax increase and wanted to see and more raquo
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Picayune school board okays tax resolutionsPicayune ItemRay Scott voted on three of the resolutions because he believed an original resolution passed by board related to ad valorem tax request was adequate.
• County To Put Final Touches On Budget Montgomery County Courier
County to put final touches on budgetMontgomery County CourierThe county has projected ad valorem tax revenues of 158.17 million on a collection rate of 98.5 percent. This is the third year we39ve hit 99 percent and
• Midlothian Council OKs Tax Refund Waxahachie Daily Light
Midlothian council OKs tax refundWaxahachie Daily LightMIDLOTHIAN Tuesday evening, the Midlothian City Council approved an ad valorem tax refund in the amount of 98865.75 to Toys R Us in
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