Ad valorem tax definition

Ad valorem tax means only the general property tax levied annually on real or personal property listed with the county assessor.
Ad valorem tax means a tax based upon the assessed value of property. The termproperty tax” may be used interchangeably with the term “ad valorem tax.”
Ad valorem tax or 'property tax' means a tax imposed upon the assessed value of real

Examples of Ad valorem tax in a sentence

  • If Redeveloper is required to defer any such payments, the City shall reimburse Redeveloper for all sums deferred if and when TIF Tax Revenues do become available from the Ad Valorem Tax Provision to meet current debt service.

  • Specifically, in the event of and to the extent of any deficiency in TIF Tax Revenues from the Ad Valorem Tax Provision for required debt service on the TIF Bond, the Redeveloper agrees to defer payment of the same for each year that there exists a deficiency in such TIF Tax Revenues during the Tax Increment Period.

  • The City intends to use the Ad Valorem Tax Provision to generate tax increment financing funds which shall be used to finance the issuance of the TIF Bond and to make the grant or grants to Redeveloper in accordance with this Redevelopment Agreement.

  • Specifically, in the event of and to the extent of any deficiency in annual TIF Tax Revenues from the Ad Valorem Tax Provision for required debt service on the TIF Indebtedness, Redeveloper agrees to pay the City the amount of said deficiency within thirty (30) days following receipt of a written request for such payment from the City.

  • The TIF Bond is to be repaid with tax increment revenue generated by the Ad Valorem Tax Provision in accordance with the terms of the Redevelopment Agreement and the Nebraska Community Development Law.


More Definitions of Ad valorem tax

Ad valorem tax means a tax based upon the assessed value of property.
Ad valorem tax means a tax based upon the assessed value of property.” Section 192.001(1), F.S.
Ad valorem tax means a tax based upon the value of real property.
Ad valorem tax means property taxes levied for state, county, or municipal operating purposes but does not include property taxes imposed by school districts or property taxes imposed for general obligation debt.
Ad valorem tax means an ad valorem tax levied by any governmental entity or political subdivision in this State on or after July 1, 2006.
Ad valorem tax means the proceeds of the City’s ad valorem tax (currently five (5) mill) levied on taxable property in the City for general governmental purposes, and shall be fixed and remain at five (5) mill and shall exclude any increases in such ad valorem tax that may occur prior to the receipt by the Company of the Final City Payment (as defined herein).
Ad valorem tax means means property taxes levied for state, county, or