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earthmommaOld Faithful

Apparently Sheffield is one of the few, if not the only place, where property values are not falling. The evaluation of our property just increased $10,000. This is not a raise in tax rate - it is the evaluation! We received the tax notice today. Anyone else?

6/1/102:49 PM

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Just_Old Faithful

I got the same in the mail today in Tuscumbia.

6/1/102:51 PM

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teyatesOld Faithful

That is the easy way to do it. You don't have to raise the millage rates, just the appraisal value, despite the fact that the house market has settled or even fallen in most neighborhoods. This way the county will collect more taxes by over valuation of your property. Pretty slcik, huh? Then when they get to raise the rates on top of this, they will be rolling in the money.

6/1/103:45 PM

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