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Show $2377.66 Lost To County On Vets' Tax Exemptions Actual dollar loss to Duchesne county through granting of tax exemptions to veterans and widows wi-dows of veterans in the county for 1951 amounted to $2,377.66, computed on a total assessed valuation val-uation of $46,085. Of this amount, $1,743.43 was granted to veterans who have a disability rating, which is determined de-termined by the Veterans Administration. Ad-ministration. This tax exemption was computed on a total valuation valu-ation of $33,755. Different taxing tax-ing units within the county must bear the loss of tax by the granting of these exemptions. Amount of this loss is determ-mined determ-mined by the amount of assessed value exempted to veterans who reside within the corporate city limits or outside city limits. Taxing district loss for the veterans exemptions is computed comput-ed as follows: Duchesne, $149.85; Roosevelt, $380.92; Myton, $204.-72; $204.-72; and Duchesne county, $1,-007.94. $1,-007.94. Widows of veterans exemptions exemp-tions amounted to $634.23 in actual tax loss. This was computed comput-ed on a total valuation exempted exempt-ed amounting to $12,330. Loss to the various taxing districts from tax exemptions to widows of veterans is as follows: Duchesne, Du-chesne, $156.75; Roosevelt, $125.28; and county, $352.20. Widows of veterans are allowed allow-ed valuation exemption not to exceed $3000. Applications for these exemptions must be filed with the Duchesne county clerk prior to May 31 of each year in order for the property owner to be granted the exemption due her by law. Disabled veterans are issued a disability rating by the Veterans Administration, subject to annual an-nual change. Application for exemptions ex-emptions by veterans must accompany ac-company this disability certificate certifi-cate in order for the veteran to take advantage of the maximum $3000 assessed valuation exemption exemp-tion allowed him by right of statute. These applications also must be filed yearly with the county clerk. |