Taxes
Posted under City of Rome, Floyd County, Taxes, Government on October 22nd, 2008 by RomeNewswire
Nationally sales tax collections are down but not here in Floyd County. The area showed strong back to school sales for Rome and Floyd County as evidenced by sales tax collections for August.
Floyd County Finance Chief Gary Burkhalter reported today that collections of the regular penny tax for the county were up 10%, in spite […]
Posted under Floyd County, Taxes, Government on August 19th, 2008 by RomeNewswire
Floyd County Tax Commissioners office announced a new tool that will be available to all Floyd County citizens startin this week.
Coinciding with the mailing of the 2008 property tax bills, a new web site is being launched relating to all the functions of the Tax Commissioner’s office.
The site, floydcountytax.com, will provide comprehensive information […]
Posted under Floyd County, Taxes on July 23rd, 2008 by RomeNewswire
Floyd County commissioners want county manager Kevin Poe to sharpen his pencil. Commissioners were not happy with a proposed .85 mill increase in the tax levy. The commission will hold a called meeting July 29th to act on the tax rate.
In other commission business, the commission approved bids for the demolition […]
Posted under City of Rome, Jobs, Floyd County, Business Development, Taxes, Community Development, Labor, New Businesses, Chamber of Commerce, Economy on July 22nd, 2008 by RomeNewswire
The Rome Floyd Development Authority and Floyd County Development Authority have agreed to reduce the payscale target for companies seeking to locate in Rome.
Chamber Economic Development Specialist Heather Seckman says that companies, to qualify for tax breaks will have to agree to start employees at 10.50, rather than 175% of minimum wage.
Posted under Floyd County, Taxes on May 13th, 2008 by RomeNewswire
(From Floyd County) The Floyd Board of Assessors will mail the 2008 property assessment notices Thursday, May 15. Only those property owners with increased valuations or special situations will receive one. The assessment notices reflect the current property values.
All property owners who feel their new values are incorrect should file a written appeal. A property owner […]
Posted under Taxes, Government on April 8th, 2008 by RomeNewswire
U.S. Congressman Phil Gingrey (R-GA) deserves applause for a pro-taxpayer voting record last year, according to the 362,000-member National Taxpayers Union (NTU). The nonpartisan citizen group today announced that Rep. Gingrey was one of only a few dozen lawmakers in the House and Senate to win the 2007 “Taxpayers’ Friend Award.”
“While many Members of Congress […]
Posted under Floyd County, Taxes on January 4th, 2008 by RomeNewswire
Kevin Payne, who was recently sworn-in as Floyd County’s Tax Commissioner, is officially announcing his candidacy for the 2008 election. Payne, who took over as Tax Commissioner upon the retirement of Jim Ford, has filed the necessary paperwork to begin fundraising and form his campaign committee. He will run as a Republican.
“I would like to […]
Posted under Floyd County, Taxes on October 10th, 2007 by RomeNewswire
Local Tax commissioner Jim Ford made the announcement on Wednesday that his last day in office will be Dec 31st.
Ford has been the Floyd County Tax commissioner for the last 15 years and said he wants to travel more with his wife and spend more time with his grandkids.
Deputy Commissioner Kevin Payne will take over […]
Posted under Politics, Taxes on October 5th, 2007 by RomeNewswire
Republican House Speaker Glen Richardson of Paulding County told Coosa Valleyans in Rome Thursday night that the founding fathers would have been appalled at the system of property taxes that have been in place in Georgia and across America for decades.
Richardson talked about his desire to eliminate property taxes for over an hour at the Forum […]
Posted under City of Rome, Taxes on August 27th, 2007 by RomeNewswire
Hearings were held at Monday’s Alcohol Control Commission, for the Improper Obtaining of Distilled Spirits by both The Prickly Pear, 333 Broad Street, as well as The Alley Sports Grill, 325 Broad Street, both licenses held by Doug Pedrick.
Special Agent Nathan Burnham, of the Georgia Department of Revenue, ATF Division, gave testimony that City Clerk, […]