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Millage Computation Process<br />

General <strong>County</strong> (<strong>County</strong>-Wide) Rolled-Back Millage Rate<br />

Prior Year Data<br />

Prior Year Final<br />

Gross Taxable<br />

Value<br />

times<br />

Prior Year<br />

Operating Millage<br />

equals<br />

Prior Year<br />

Proceeds<br />

minus<br />

Prior Year Amount<br />

paid<br />

to CRAs<br />

equals<br />

Prior Year<br />

Adjusted<br />

Proceeds<br />

81,290,439,264 4.4347 360,498,711 20,980,120 339,518,591<br />

(see notes)<br />

Current Year Data<br />

divided<br />

by<br />

Current Year<br />

Gross Taxable<br />

Value<br />

minus<br />

Net New Taxable<br />

Value<br />

(construction)<br />

equals<br />

Current Year<br />

Adjusted Taxable<br />

Value<br />

minus<br />

Dedicated<br />

Increment Value<br />

(CRAs)<br />

equals<br />

Adjusted Current Yr.<br />

Taxable Value<br />

(see note)<br />

81,436,205,683 657,613,669 80,778,592,014 4,717,028,840 76,061,563,174<br />

Notes: equals<br />

Millage - The term "millage" is used throughout the budget book, and is defined in our Glossary<br />

as a tax rate per $1000 of taxable value. So in the computations above, for example, the "millage"<br />

rate is divided by 1000 before being multiplied by the taxable value. Current Year<br />

Rolled-Back<br />

This example shows only the general county millage and does not include unincorporated areas Rate<br />

such as the Sheriff's millage, the Fire/Rescue millage, or millages of other dependent districts. 4.4637<br />

The rolled-back rate, in aggregate, is the rate used for Truth in Millage ("TRIM") advertisements.<br />

Any rate above the rolled-back rate must be advertised as a "tax increase", under Florida Statutes.<br />

The "Millage and Property Value Detail" schedule shows how each rate relates to the aggregate.<br />

The Adjusted Current Year Taxable Value corresponds to the Florida Department of Revenue<br />

Form DR-420, line 15. This number is sometimes called "Adjusted Value".<br />

<strong>Budget</strong> in Brief Section 1 - pg. 48

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