Saline County has provided information about a recent notice of estimated taxes that was mailed to county residents. This notice is based on proposed tax rates from local taxing entities such as the County, City and School Districts.

According to Saline County on Wednesday, county residents should have received a notice of estimated taxes in the mail. The notice by no means requires&nbsp;a bill or payment that is due.

The purpose for the notice is to provide information about the Revenue Neutral Rate (RNR), which is the tax rate that would bring in the same property tax revenue as last year. 

Accordingly, if a taxing entity plans to collect more than that, they must hold a public RNR hearing.

Final tax bills will be mailed in November.

For any questions regarding the RNR, you contact the taxing entity on the notice about rates or hearings.

The valuation appeal period is currently closed, but the County Appraiser’s Office is available to answer any questions about the process.

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 </figure>Salina PostSaline County has provided information about a recent notice of estimated taxes that was mailed to county residents. This notice is based on proposed tax rates from local taxing entities such as the County, City and School Districts.According to Saline County on Wednesday, county residents should have received a notice of estimated taxes in the mail. The notice by no means requires&nbsp;a bill or payment that is due.The purpose for the notice is to provide information about the Revenue Neutral Rate (RNR), which is the tax rate that would bring in the same property tax revenue as last year. Accordingly, if a taxing entity plans to collect more than that, they must hold a public RNR hearing.Final tax bills will be mailed in November.<h2>Questions</h2>For any questions regarding the RNR, you contact the taxing entity on the notice about rates or hearings.The valuation appeal period is currently closed, but the County Appraiser’s Office is available to answer any questions about the process.Printable FAQs - <a href="https://conta.cc/45mrSoS?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExUlV4ZW0zSTgzbUJXQXI4VwEePQBFOxrr3up3AQjFJEC1w9sla2Qkp1LlNBixY28NPj0bqpe2M08UpcTGoUg_aem_KG_rxkoHx0Ebi60rBeTFkA" target="_blank">https://conta.cc/45mrSoS</a>

Saline County provides information about recent notice mailed to county residents

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