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Department of Local Government Finance

DLGF > County Specific Information > Montgomery Montgomery

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Budget

The budget order is a critical document in calculating tax bills. The order contains the state's certification of the approved budget, the certified net assessed value, the tax rate and the levy for each fund of each taxing unit in a county. The order also gives the total tax rate for each taxing district.

2013 Montgomery County Budget Order - Issued February 15, 2013

Reports

County Adjusted Gross Income Tax (CAGIT) Distribution Report. This report shows the distribution of local income tax. CAGIT is distributed to each taxing unit, except schools. Calculation details available HERE.

County Economic Development Income Tax (CEDIT) Distribution Report. This report shows the distribution of local income tax. CEDIT is distributed only to cities, towns, and the county unit. Calculation details available HERE.

County Option Income Tax (COIT) Distribution Report. This report shows the distribution of local income tax. COIT is distributed to each taxing unit, except schools. Calculation details available HERE.

Additional Statewide Reports

    Assessment

    Ratio Study

    As part of the Annual Adjustment process, counties are responsible for submitting a ratio study and uniformity for all classes of property in all townships. The ratio study measures the accuracy and equity of assessments. It is determined by the formula: Assessed Value/Sale Price = Ratio. The assessment ratio for all properties in Indiana is to be 100%.

    The accuracy of assessments refers to how close the assessments determined by local assessing officials are to market value-in-use.

    Assessment Progress

    On-time property tax billing is a culmination of a year's worth of work of locally elected officials. The process can be separated into two stages: Assessment-to-Budget and Budget-to-Tax Billing. Because these two stages are closely tied, delays in any of the steps in these two stages can have an affect on the timing of property tax bills.

    Because each report is very technical in nature, please view the Glossary for definitions of terms used.

    Note: The Department will not be providing GANTT Charts for Assessment-to-Tax Billing cycles after 2009-pay-2010.

    County Property Tax Summaries

    The Department of Local Government Finance (DLGF) developed summaries to provide taxpayers information about property taxes in their counties. Each county summary provides a property tax breakdown from 2006 to 2007, 2007 to 2008, 2008 to 2009, 2009 to 2010, 2010 to 2011, and 2011 to 2012 and shows the shift of property tax burden between property classes. Additionally, the summaries break down where each property tax dollar goes, show a comparison of local spending by unit and list recent debt issued by unit. Finally, the summaries reveal how much local spending has changed over a 10-year period and compare it to the rate of inflation.

    Summaries represent the best information available to the Department. Because some counties have not provided complete data to the Department, information in the summaries may vary.