Or. Admin. Code § 150-198-0900 - Assets of Dissolved Districts
Surplus funds of the dissolved district shall be treated as an offset. The offsets shall be apportioned between the districts who share territory with the dissolved district in the following manner.
(1) The assessor shall use the value used to
compute taxes for the current year to do this calculation. Only the value in
code areas which both districts share shall be used in this calculation.
(2) The assessor shall list
individually the value of each district within the shared territory of the
dissolved district.
(3) The
assessor shall establish a multiplier for each district in the following
manner. Divide the shared value of each district within the dissolved
district's territory by the total shared value of all of the districts
established in (2). The sum of the multipliers of the districts for this step
shall equal 1.00.
(4) The assessor
shall multiply the total offset available for apportionment by the individual
district multiplier. This will yield the offset for each district. The total
offsets for all districts must equal the total available for offset.
(5) The assessor shall divide the apportioned
offset for the district by the shared value used to compute taxes for the
district in order to determine the offset rate for each of those districts
whose total territory lies within the boundaries of the dissolved district.
(6) The assessor shall subtract
the offset rate from the district general operating tax rate in the same manner
as all other offsets rates. For those taxing districts that have territory both
within and outside of the boundaries of the dissolved district, the tax rate
shall be adjusted for the offset only in code areas that are shared with the
dissolved district.
Notes
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Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 198.955
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