Show DELINQUENT T TI TAXES NERVY EAVY I LOSS TO TD SCHOOL DISTRICT iT Some people are unable to understand understand under under- stand why the School Board should face a financial crisis because of d de I de-I taxes it U is argued that the delinquent which Is II due the School Board win be paid since It U Ls U a atal aa tax tal against property It Is II true that tha over a period of a great treat many years yeah a alaree large laree por portion on of th the tax will wiD ultimate ultimately be paid but much of this Is Is la class classed d as ace double assessment Illegal abatements etc ete which will never be paid and muc much of the the balance will run on for tour four years yean at which time it is sold lold If there is no buyer at the end of four years the property goes to the county which which does not help the School District The Th following figures will show what t tactually Is actually happening in this respect Taxes delinquent Jan 1 1927 Received against that amount by the th school district Taxes delinquent Jan 1 1928 Received by school district against that amount Taxes delinquent Jan 1 1 1929 Received against said amount Taxes delinquent Jan 1 1 1930 These amounts delinquent refer t to the School Districts share of the delinquent delinquent de de- tax and not the total county count I tax It will be observed that tha t over a period of three years the amoun amount actually collected each year is approximately half of the total delinquent Thus it would seem s-em obvious that there is actually a loss to the School District Dis Dis- year after year |