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2009 TAX SALE: The 2009 Tax Sale will be held 8 A.M., Monday, August 31, at the Madison County Justice Complex, Hwy 51 South, Canton, next to the Sheriff's Dept. So, today, 5 P.M., is the last opportunity to pay 2008 property taxes and avoid additional fees, penalities and interest payments.
As of 5 P.M., Thursday, 8/27/2009, there are 2,680 parcels with unpaid taxes and special assessments equaling approximately $4.44 million. A comma separated variable (CSV) file can be downloaded at the Tax Collectors web site
Also, I've converted the csv parcel listing to an Excel spreadsheet (xls) file format which can be download by clicking here. This file can be searched by owner name, subdivision name, etc.
Remember that tax notices are sent to the owner as of Jan 1, 2008; so, it someone bought a property in 2008 the tax bills may have been mailed and forwarded to the previous owner.
Click here for the Madison County Tax Collector (601) 859-5226
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How to locate parcels:
Want to find the land record info and location for sale parcels? Click here to the Tax Assessor's web site to search by name, subdivison, address or parcel number.
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To estimate your real property taxes:
Click here for information and links to the REAL PROPERTY TAX ESTIMATE. The instructions and links provide an
estimate only.
This tool also shows the impact
and importance of Homestead Exemption.
Click here to see MILLAGE RATES which apply for Madison County property owners.
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For purposes of assessment for ad valorem taxes, taxable property is divided
into five (5) classes and is assessed at a percentage of its true value as
follows:
Class
Tax Rate
Class I
Single-family owner-occupied, residential real
property
TAX RATE =10%
Class II
All other real property, except real property in
Class I or Class IV
TAX RATE =15%
Class III
Personal property, except motor vehicles and Class
IV property
TAX RATE =15%
Class IV
Public service property assessed by the state or
county except railroad and airline property
TAX RATE =30%
Class V
Motor vehicles
TAX RATE =30%
In arriving at the true value of real property, the appraised value is to be
made according to current use of property regardless of location. Laws provide
a special mode of valuation and assessment for public service and railroad
property not situated wholly in one county. All such property is assessed in
proportion to its value according to its class, and no county or tax authority,
is denied the right to levy county or other taxes upon such assessment as in
other cases of property situated and assessed in the county. For the assessment
of motor vehicles, laws provide a special mode of valuation, fixing the taxable
year, date of tax lien, and method and date of assessing and collecting taxes.
(A mill is also one-thousandth of a dollar.) To calculate the property tax, the authority
will multiply the assessed value of the property by the mill rate and then
divide by 1,000. For example, a property with an assessed value of US$ 500,000
located in a municipality with a mill rate of 20 mills would have a property
tax bill of US$ 10,000.00 per year.
One
"mill" represents one dollar of tax on every thousand dollars of
taxable property value.
Actually, the product
is the tax on each dollar of taxable value. To determine the tax rate on
every $1,000 of taxable value, multiply by 1,000 or just move the decimal point
to the right three spaces.
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My goal is Transparent, Open and Accountable Government!
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Warm regards,
D.I. Smith Proud to Serve the Citizens of Madison County! Supervisor, District 3
Madison County DISMITH.com
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