- tax (whose rate is
expressed as a
percentage or per mille, also
called millage) is an ad
valorem tax on the
value of a property. The tax is
levied by...
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Retrieved December 5, 2019. Langland,
Connie (May 27, 2015). "What is a
millage rate and how does it
affect school funding?". WHYY. PBS and NPR. Archived...
- 1992. The
first millages to fund
SMART p****ed by wide
margins in
Macomb and
Wayne counties in May 1995,
followed by a
similar millage in
Oakland County...
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Nichole Ann
Millage (born
March 27, 1977) is a
former American Paralympic volleyballist (she
retired in 2021
after the
Tokyo Paralympics) and an Environmental...
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personal taxation payments.
Property taxation rates may be
expressed as the
millage rate (U.S.) or mill rate (Canada), from mill (currency), one thousandth...
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David A.
Millage (born
February 26, 1953) is an
American politician in the
state of Iowa.
Millage was born in Portland,
Oregon and
attended the University...
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library board agreed to have a
November millage which initially used the same
language as the
August millage. This
required a
special election that was...
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Curtis Millage (born May 4, 1981) is an
American professional basketball player for who last pla**** for AZS
Koszalin of the
Polish Basketball League....
- in an
effective tax rate of
about 1%. In the 2005 tax year, the
average millage was
about 26.47 for
residential property, and 29.80 for non-residential...
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governments in the
United States impose a
property tax, also
known as a
millage rate, as a prin****l
source of revenue. This tax may be
imposed on real...
