DUES Info! - All resorts dues have been released

[Duckbug.Ducktales]

Not sure if this was discusssed. I had assumed mousekeeping went up because of statewide minimum wage increases?

WDW CMs make more than that. Housekeeping is in the $20s

 

[808blessing]

Either way, I believe it is quite possibly pay based. Something to ask at the upcoming meeting or will dvc answer email?

 

[Genie+]

If somebody more familiar with DVC taxes and math can confirm the millage calculation?

Thanks!

Where are people seeing the break down of the library fee in the taxes though?

The info I was using for Saratoga came from:
https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...l-tax-rates-for-walt-disney-world-dvc-resorts

I think the library millage rate works out to around 6 cents in our dues per point.

Example: The tax bill was roughly $22,586,000 for Saratoga Springs. The library millage is .03748, which equals $846,636, then divided by the estimated 14 million points owned at SSR comes out to $.0605 per point.

…unless I’m not doing this correctly?

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

Orange County, Florida

millage rates are set annually by each taxing authority, including the county, cities, school board, and special districts. A millage rate is the amount of tax charged per $1,000 of a property's taxable value, with one mill equaling $1. The calculation for an individual's property tax is based on their property's assessed value, any applicable exemptions, and the total combined millage rate.

HOLD THE PRESSES! The decimal point needs to move.

 

[mkatsy]

If somebody more familiar with DVC taxes and math can confirm the millage calculation?

Thanks!



The info I was using for Saratoga came from:
https://dvcnews.com/dvc-program-men...l-tax-rates-for-walt-disney-world-dvc-resorts


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Orange County, Florida

millage rates are set annually by each taxing authority, including the county, cities, school board, and special districts. A millage rate is the amount of tax charged per $1,000 of a property's taxable value, with one mill equaling $1. The calculation for an individual's property tax is based on their property's assessed value, any applicable exemptions, and the total combined millage rate.

HOLD THE PRESSES! The decimal point needs to move.

What I find amazing is that the Orange County Library is an independent special district. The state codified it chapter 80-555 and they are authorized to levy ad valorem taxes for operating expenses and debt service. How does a library get this much power?