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Millage Rate Calculator

Our Millage Rate Calculator will quickly compute the correct millage rate* for your city, county or school system based on the information that you submit. You can also choose to send your data to us for inclusion in our database.

Note: This is not a form to request us to analyze your city, county or school board. If you have a concern about your area, contact us.

Millage Rate Computation
Input the information received from your city or county here. Use numerals only; no '$' sign, commas or decimals. Do not include fractions of a dollar (cents). The total in the "Correct Millage Rate" field will update automatically as you tab from the "Net Tax Digest" field. Remember to "tab" between fields; pressing "Enter" will submit your data.

	Portion of budget to be funded by tax dollars
	Net Tax Digest (40% figure)
"Tab" from this field to the next to calculate

This is the actual millage rate, based on the data entered above.

You can stop here, try another calculation, or send us your data by completing the form below.

General Tax Info
To include your information in our database, you must complete the following fields. All data is required so that your submission can be verified.

The city, county or school board for which you are calculating the millage rate
[Examples: "Gwinnett County," "City of Macon," "DeKalb School Board"]

Tax year
[2002, 2003, etc]

Millage rate actually adopted by the taxing jurisdiction
[Example: 4.567]

Contact Info
The following information is required so that we can contact you, if necessary, to verify submitted data.

Your Name

Your Email

Confirmation Code

Enter 4875 in this field.

Explanation of Calculation: The millage rate is the portion of the budget to be funded by tax dollars divided by the Net Tax Digest (40% figure). Because the result represents the amount of tax on every $1 of property value, this calculator also multiplies the product by 1,000 to calculate the amount of tax on every $1,000 of value, which is the figure adopted by taxing jurisdictions each year. For a more detailed explanation of the millage rate computation, go here. Formula: (Budget/NetTaxDigest)*1000

*Georgia millage rates only.