DUES Info! - All resorts dues have been released

[VGCgroupie]

Do these tax credits happen often or is that more expected with the "for sale" resorts?

I think it can happen with all of them.

 

[Girlstar30]

The tax adjustment happens every year as DVC is estimating how much tax is going to be billed. There’s always some difference.

Oh yeah I think I remember reading that mine were underestimated

 

[airjay75]

Do these tax credits happen often or is that more expected with the "for sale" resorts?

I think RIV's large tax credit this year was unusual and a result of a quirk described in this article:

https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...l-tax-rates-for-walt-disney-world-dvc-resorts

"The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows are not yet fully declared and had more inventory added since the 2024 appraisal was made. Thus, their assessment values are not limited to a 10% cap as other fully declared resorts. Disney’s Riviera Resort is also not yet fully declared but the Orange County Property Appraiser still capped its non-school assessment value at 10%."

It sounds like fully declared resorts generally have a 10% cap on one of the assessed values. Although RIV is not yet fully declared, they decided to cap it anyways. I think that resulted in the amount of estimated property taxes exceeding what was due by quite a bit.

Really, for every other resort, the amount of the tax credit/debit was pretty minimal.

 

[Girlstar30]

I think RIV's large tax credit this year was unusual and a result of a quirk described in this article:

https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...l-tax-rates-for-walt-disney-world-dvc-resorts

"The Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows are not yet fully declared and had more inventory added since the 2024 appraisal was made. Thus, their assessment values are not limited to a 10% cap as other fully declared resorts. Disney’s Riviera Resort is also not yet fully declared but the Orange County Property Appraiser still capped its non-school assessment value at 10%."

It sounds like fully declared resorts generally have a 10% cap on one of the assessed values. Although RIV is not yet fully declared, they decided to cap it anyways. I think that resulted in the amount of estimated property taxes exceeding what was due by quite a bit.

Really, for every other resort, the amount of the tax credit/debit was pretty minimal.

I was just hopeful that I missed some sort of credit

 

[arich35]

I am sure this has been answered but when do I have to have automatic payments set up to avoid late fees?

 

[Sandisw]

I am sure this has been answered but when do I have to have automatic payments set up to avoid late fees?

I belive you have to turn it on by January 15th. Late fees don’t kick in unit Feb 15th, but someone mentioned that auto pay is only an option until the actual due date in January.