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Redesigned `Millage Calculator`Now Available

February 17th, 2009 2 comments
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MillageRate.com’s “Max Millage Calculator” has been updated for 2009 and is now available by request.

With the “Max Millage Calculator,” you can easily figure out if your elected officials are setting your millage (tax) rate correctly. If they have adopted an incorrect tax rate (and over nine out of 10 cities, counties and school boards do it wrong), you may be paying too much in property taxes!

The  spreadsheet is a great tool for concerned taxpayers and journalists who are trying to understand the budgeting and property taxation process. Send an email to info@millagerate.com to request your Millage Calculator.

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