Rule.--_Multiply the assessed value of the property by the tax rate._

EXAMPLE: Taylor’s property is assessed at $3800. The rate is 24 mills.

SOLUTION: $3800 assessed valuation

.024 tax rate in mills

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$91.20 tax.

EXAMPLE: The town of Grant is to raise $4725 in tax. The property in the

town has an assessed valuation of $395,140. What is the rate?

If on $395,140 a tax of $4725 is to be raised, on $1 as much tax must be

raised as $395,140 is contained times in $4725, which is .0119+, or

about $.0119. This would be called $0.012, or 12 mills on the dollar.

EXAMPLE: Finch’s property is assessed at $5470. The tax rate is $1.95.

SOLUTION:

$1.95 the rate per hundred dollars

54.70 the number of hundreds of dollars assessed value

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$106.67 the tax.

INDIRECT TAXES are taxes placed upon goods by the national government,

and collected before the goods are sold to the consumer.

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