4— SANDY
(O r«.) POST Thur*., Feto 5. IM I (S«c. 1)
Tax information:
Changes explained for post-retirement filing
Many people go along very
nicely year after year paying
their taxes through payroll
deductions, then suddenly
retire, changing the source
and amount of their income
as well as their way of life.
One change they will face
is the way in which they do
their taxes
Often, newly-retired in
dividuals find that instead of
getting a refund, they owe a
whopping amount of tax, to
be paid no later than April 15.
On top of that, the Internal
Revenue Service will charge
them a penalty for failure to
estimate their taxes and pay
them quarterly during the
year For many, this is a
surprise that prompts the
question,
"W hy
d id n 't
anyone tell me about this?”
Hoping it has all been a big
mistake, they seek help from
n e ig h b o r s ,
r e la tiv e s ,
professional tax preparers,
or the IRS to explain away
this incredible revelation.
The
answers lie
most
generally in two areas:
changes in income sources
and amounts, and changes in
the way the taxes are paid on
that income
T a k e , for ex a m p le , a
mythical couple who have
always been wage earners,
raising a fam ily, filing tax
returns pretty much the
same way for a number of
years. Call them George and
Wilma Sample.
Last year, the Samples
filed a return very much like
the returns they have been
filing for years, they had
wages, some interest and
dividends, and itemized their
deductions.
Among
the
automatic deductions from
George's
paycheck
were
federal and state income
taxes
w ith h eld .
Social
Security taxes withheld, and
payments into a pension
plan. W ilm a's paycheck was
also reduced by the withheld
taxes, but she had no pension
payments deducted since the
employer paid all the cost
Altogether, their income
was $33,195 after deductions
and their tax was $6.673,
claiming two exemptions on
a joint return Since they had
$6.708 of federal income tax
withheld from their wages.
they were due a refund of $35.
But this year is different
This is the year the Samples
have been w aitin g and
working for George and
W ilma will retire in January
when they both turn 65
George gets a pension of $500
per month plus a lump sum
distribution of $10,000 from
the company’s profit sharing
plan
W ilma gets her pension of
$300 per month They cash in
their U.S.Series " E ” S av in g
Bonds, sell some stock thes
have been holding for in
vestment and take and ex
tended vacation around the
world.
In addition, they both are
eligible for Social Security
benefits, which they have
been advised are nontaxable.
The Sam ples’ taxab le
income has
decreased,
naturally, since they are no
longer working But let’s
take a look at then* tax bill.
They will report $4,720 in
interest and dividend in
come, $10,000 for the lump
sum d is trib u tio n . $5.000
taxable portion of the gain on
the sale of their stock, and
$3.600 worth of taxable
much of the selling price of
the stock must I pay tax on?
Hoes the Social
Security
income I am receiving affect
my return9 If so, how9 Can I
income average, average my
lump sum distribution, call it
a capital gain, or what? Can I
wait till the end of the year
and pay the tax then9
Things have c e rta in ly
changed for the Samples.
After all is said and done,
they still have to come up
with over three thousand
dollars in one lump sum,
right? Wrong! They are
smarter than that. They had
heard of estimating their
taxes earlier during the year
They knew that it would be a
big problem to pay all their
taxes at once, so they have
made
estim ated
tax
paym ents of $500 each
quarter during the year
In addition. W ilm a has
arranged to have her former
employer withhold federal
income taxes in the amount
she has designated from
each of her pension checks.
Come year-end. the Samples
will have the m ajority of
their tax bill taken care of,
and the tax return w ill be
pension
for
W ilm a .
(G eo rg e's pension isn ’t
taxable yet, since, for the
first two years, he is just
getting back the amount he
paid in).
Even after being able to
c la im
two
a d d itio n a l
exemptions for their age, the
federal income tax on their
total income of $23,320 is
$3,063 on a joint return. But
rem em ber, neither George
nor W ilma work anymore
and
th ere
is
no
tax
withholding to help pay for
this bill.
When considering how and
where to report all this, the
Samples have a right to be
confused. They felt pretty
confident last year when they
filled out their tax return;
after all. they had been
reporting pretty much the
same sort of things and the
practice had made them
experts.
But now the questions
arise.
Is
my
m onthly
retirem ent pension taxable?
How much is taxable? Where
do I report the taxable
portion and how do I compute
it? How is the lump sum
distribution
taxed?
How
School Buune»» Syitvm i
Oregon Department ol Edacaitnn
N O TH EO F B lin i.H T HEARING
A m vvtingol
B o a rd o f D i r e c t « ™
S an d y U n to ti H ig h S c h o o l M a t r l c t
M m
....
lot the (Ite * y e * beginning lub I I •’ 111
(Continued from Page 1)
"After looking the budget
over carefully,” Peters said,
the committee concluded
that declining enrollment
would allow the district to
reduce the faculty by four
teachers
He said the staff reduction
would take place through
n atu ral
a ttritio n
when
teachers retire or seek
employment elsewhere at
the end of the current school
year
The reduction would free
approximately $105.000. the
amount estimated to make
im provem ents
to
the
stadium and track
The district has been
plagued for several years
with deterioration of the
athletic facility located off
Bluff Koad northwest of the
main school building Peters
said
the
tra c k
needs
resurfacing, and the athletic
field
has
inadequate
drainage, with portions of it
standing under water every
spring
"That is a multi-million
dollar physical education
facility, and we don’t believe
it should be allowed to
deteriorate,” Petters said.
A public hearing on the
SUHS budget proposals is
scheduled for Friday. Feb.
20. at 7 p.m. The meeting will
be held in Room 50-51 at the
school
th e
mg the piveedmg yeai
Classified deadline is noon M onday
School Husinru Sv derm
Oregon Department o f Educatimi
n o t t e of budget hearing
D is tr ic t School Board
A meeting of the .
i.7:3O
p Z «i
_________ ___ » ji g, held on
> *
to o » -
C ,c U
for the fi»c*l y g * beginning July I . 19 f l i
is approved by the riar-tum uxx
Budget t o n mi t tee A u rm tu ry ol the budget n preaented befow
5 the precedmg veai
L I
Sandy
Jan. 28, 1981
<O'v>
POSITION NO 2
3 YEAR R E M A IN D E R
OF UN EX Pl R E D T E R M
POSITION NO 3
4 YEAR T E R M
POSITION NO 5
3 YEAR R E M A IN D E R
OF U N E X P IR E D TE R M
HOODLAND F IR E
D IS TR IC T NO 74
POSITION NO 3
4 YEAR TE R M
We ve got i t . . .
You should get it.
Doubles the pleasure1
»tnf MMN*4 • JB* tetaeMX xee
___________________ L i
Year-end Special!
Total Propertv Taxes Requited to Balance Budget
Rut
TOT A l
00
TAX LE VIE S
TO TA LLY
FU N D E D BY
LOCAL
T axpayers
One-Yeat Special Levy Outude Tax Bax
Stnal Levte»
Lavy (ut Payment o f Bunded Debt
T O TA L PROPERTY T A X TO B( FU N D ED
by lo < a i taxpayers _____________
5 ,1 R M .O O
1 1 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0
111 ,2 0 0 .( 1 0
Y .9 J J .Y 1 2 .O O
4 ,6 H J » .W V
2 .1 7 3 .4 (1 3 .0 0
2 .h 7 9 ,1 0 5 .O 0
2 J O l S iv O f T
2 ,1 0 1 ,9 1 4 .0 0
1 5 5 ,6 9 7 .0 0
1 .9 0 0 .7 0 2 .0 0 ,
1 4 0 ,7 9 1 ,0 0
2 ,0 4 1 ,4 9 5 .0 0
2 ,2 5 7 ,6 1 1 .0 0
2 9 6 , O M TO "
279^28 J » '
-0 -
2 .1 0 1 ,9 1 4 .0 0
9 6 ,5 0 0 .0 0
1 .9 O O .7 0 2 .0 0
161,600.00
-
b
t f c
75B-
3 5 3 ,1 4 4 .0 0
4 1 9 .0 1 4 .0 0
DEBI U L T S T A N D IN I,
AS S U M M A R IZE D HEIOW
-
□ none
DEBT A U T H O R IZ E D NOT IN C U R R E D
L J AS S U M M A R IZE D H E IO W
ie com pleted
DEBT A IT H G R IZ E D M IT IN C U R R tD
Next Year
T h ii Vear
a% of July 1
aa n i Jul> 1
-ft-
TYPE Of D E R I
at ol July 1
Bouds
In te rn i Beating W a n in tt
1 .8 4 8 .0 0 0 .0 0
at o f Jul> 1
1 .7 1 9 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1 ,8 4 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1 ,7 1 9 ,0 0 0 .0 0
T A X LEVIES
P A R T IA L L Y
F U N D ED B I
STATE OF
OREGON
Levy Within Tax Base
......................................
O n * Year Spec«* Levy Outade Tax Bate
Sena! Levies
.........................................................
TO TA L PROPERTY T A X TO BE P A R TIA LLY
FU N D E D BY STATE SOURCES
....
T A X LEVIES
TO TALLY
F U N D ED BY
LO CAL
TAX P A Y ER S
One Yea 1 Special Levy Outside Tax bate
Sena, Levies .........................................................
Levy for Payment of Bunded Debt
___
TO TA L PROPERTY T A X TO BL FU N D ED
BY LO CAL TA XPAYER S
..........
STIIDENTS T I U T H 1 W
T o m , Supoortm« Saev«»«
TOta> Community Svrvtcsi
Total al O r b * Raqui,em *u>
T o t * B .x tg a t R e q u . 't m v n n
S b
2 ,2 2 1 t 6g2
T o t * Budget R e toure*
5.1 96.9 93.
6 2 8 , '5 m
636.720.
Tota, Irntiuction
Total Supporting S w eat
T o t* Community S W 'ca t
T o t* *1 O tb * Raou.'emantt
T o t * Budget Requirement«
T o t * Budget R e to u re *
L J NONE
□
;
-O -
T V ______ ___ _ _
-Û -
1 ,9 0 0 ,0 0 .
T o t * all O t h * Rvqun«menti
Total B udg* Requirement«
T o t* Budget Re«ourc*
...................
Nex 1 V e *
-0 -
-O -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
.
-Û -
.......
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
a :
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
.-.O r..
.
-Û -
Next Ye#,
-Ü -
-0 -
-0 -
______1
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
5 2 ,0 6 2 .0 0
1
J
_ FUND
. FUND
Tb.» V««.
L«i Y «,
--------- S 2 , n « 7 . 0 0 “'
1
-0 -
rJttr
Th « Yeai
-O -
T o t * Supporting S w , c *
T o t * Community S a i« « t
AS SUMMARIZED BELOW
-0 -
-0 -
3 .9 0 0 .0 0
-0 -
--------------- -------------------
T o t * Inetruetior
f f . HORIZED NOT INCURRED
NONE
gafU
4 S 0 .0 0 0 .0 0
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
u x y u 1«
786.266.
DEBT
-Q -
L«t Yg*
1.590,733.
1 ,6 3 8 ,6 5 5 .
4SO.OOO.OO
--Û-
-JJ-
_______ T I T L £
155.505.
1,590.773
Approved Budge’
Next Y e *
450. (H ill .IMJ
2J21.a6.3L.
&
E UNO
Adopted Budget
Thn Yeet
Actual Data
Lad Y e *
3 5 2 x 7 0 .6 ,
DEBT O jrr S T ANDINO
□
AS SU M M A R IZE D BELOW
-0 -
-0 -
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
5.196,993.
•130
1,875.175
Eit mated Propert« Taxes Noi lo Be keoetved
P ^ y E R T Y TA.X LE VY
S P E Ç M L _ P R ftJ E Ç T S ______y U N 0
PUBLISH TABLE BELOW O N L Y IF COMPLETED
DEBT OUTSTANDING
This Vor
Next Year
TYPE OE DEBT
a s o f July 1 81
» o f July 1 80
4,365,000.
T o t*
- 365. M
7 « ) U tt V « r 8o
T o t * 1 m t rue to n
..............................................................................
Total Supoortmg S w « *
T otai Com m unn, S * « t t
T o t*
T o t*
T o t*
T o t*
T o t * Budge* Requ rement»
........................
T o t * Budget R e to u r e « .......................................................................
' ■
1
T o t * Community S w < *
1 T o t * * ' O th * Requirement«
T o t * B dget Reou'r«meno
I T o t * Budget R e to u re *
4 .0 0 0 .
--------------------
—
1 4 6 ,4 6 3 x 0 0 .^
____
.............................................. ..
.........................................................
5 .6 L 2 .
966,000.
986,000.
230.000.
230.000,
8,
.............................................................
...................................................................
T « * suppôt rmg S w e e t ............................... .........................
T o t * Community S wncet . . . ..............................................
T o t * Alt O t h * Rvry. rvtnentt ................................................
T o t* Aequrrvriwnii I In d u ri»^ Tranatersi
........................
T o t* Retouteet Except T * to be Levied
..
L
J
Late Y e * 8 0
1.526,615.
,.0 2 7 .6 2 7 .
8.615,
15L.028,
T o t* Supporting S w i c *
Next Y e * 8 2
!
Total Budget Requuvmeni«
2.650.520.
,.0 6 5 .9 6 5 .
..............
Ad V *qr«m Taeet Received .....................................................
Ad V*or««et T«w Required tc, 8*anc e
.................
E»t*m«rwi Tee Not 10 be Awe med
Y e * 81
81
Next Y e * 82
T o l * Supporting S w i c *
Sergi Levy (Opera' ng.
.........................................................
S e r# Levy (Cap-ta1 Comrrucbenl .........................................
Levy F * Payment o' Bonded Oetot ......................................
ÏÎT J ÎT
_FUNO
Approved Budget
8l
N a ît Yea» 82
8,
l. . 2 j 6 4 8 x5 8 l.
1.726,817.
3 7 J 2 9. ...
, 262,097-.
6 ,6 7 4 x g 6 .
I
’u 8 2 0 > 6 9
1 .9 6 ÍJ 3 7 . .
lût
73
JLAVI i t _______
Lett
" J .
'
1
968,637.
i
?
PUNO
* e * 80 ¡ 80 T*" v * ' 81
01
E itim atfd Ta« Not to b e Received
T o t * Ad V *o te m Tax 11, be Levied
Levy Witbm Tan Ha»»
Ona Y « r S p e c * Levy
S * ' * Levy
Lavy Io» Payment o’ Bonded m datnedn*«
T o t* tm t'uetion
Tota' Supporting S w < a «
¡
[
Tola R eovem ent« (Incmdmg Tram «*»i
Except T * 10 ba law-ad
Ad Valorem Teees Retened
Ad Yarorxm Tea R «aunad le Sdente
E»t.-«a,ed Ta, No' lo
L
L _ . 37.133.
[
3 7 6 ,8 ,9 ,
I
a
_______________ L
626.208.
626.208.
,8 ,0 0 0 .
_
6O Í.7O Í
30 .51Í
ba R ecam ad
636.720,
T o t* Ap V e t o « - Tea to be Letned
i n . Wob-n Tea Be»»
One V«e-Spec * L e w
6 ,3 .9 5 2 ,
613,952.
..........................
Ser»* Levy lOpvar-ngt
..........................
S e a t Levy (C apii* Comrrurl-onl
Levy F * Ferment o’ Bonded Dato»
-0 -
-0 -
1 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0
4 ,4 0 0 .0 0
4 J 4 0 0 .0 0
1 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0
.
1
_
'
J b . o j 'L
Í 2 K .5 5 O
a .
2 . 6 7 9 . ID S .00
1 4 0 .7 9 3 .0 0
l J J Q f l . 7.Q2.OO
1 5 5 -6 9 7 .0 0
2 . 1 0 1 . 9 1 4 . OU
279J26.OO
296.066.00
J
1 . 8 0 5 , 8 2 6 . 0 0 ____
DEBT S E R V IC E __________ F u N 0
«— — = ----------------- r------------- et
1.
■ V
Thr« Y e *
L«1 Yee<
J
1
'
238,346,25
2 3 8 ^ 3 4 6 .2 5
-0 -
-
N ext
Y e * ----------- 1
1
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t
:
)
238 j 346.25
-0 -
1
I
2 3 7 .8 0 9 .5 0
.
1 9 .0 6 7 ,7 0 {
2 S 7 .4 1 1 .9 S
I
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- -
A--- 25 7 . 6 11.35
JZ
S P E C IA L LEVY
--------------------- aca
Tbrt Year*
L«t Yg*
S * . * Lew
Levy Io» Payment •> Bonded inrteWednet«
s* r/
1 .6 4 9 .4 8 5 .0 0
1 .5 1 1 .7 3 4 .0 0
________________
1 .7 5 9 ,9 0 9 .0 0
T o t * Ad V *o rem Taa to be Levied
Toe* R n u « x c * Ewtepr Tax to be Levied
Ad V *o re m T a a * Reetivxd
Ad Valorem, Ta, R*«uuad to B * a r t e e
,
K 4 .6 2 5 - 3 2 2 .0 0
4
►
-------------- - f t -------------
I
J 5 6 J J 4 .0 C
Next Y e *
(
wQ -
_ j
I--------------------- ------------- -
. . .
-ft-
»6.500.00
-Ö -
9 6 ,5 0 0 .0 0
-Ö -
96,500.00
J
(
"
..........................................
...
_ ..
One V a * Spec,* Levy
1
5 ^ 1 8 9 .0 0
5 jl8 9 .0 0
-0 -
f «'“ neiad Ta, Not to ba Received
Tote' Ad V « * e m Tex to be Levied
Lave W ith * Ta* Beaa
t
i 2^171x218.00
1 ,7 5 8 ,3 0 9 .0 0
3 .9 3 3 .3 1 2 .0 0
2 .1 7 3 .4 0 3 .0 0
Í32j49,’ .5Ó
? )2j49 ' . 5'
T o t * Communrtv S w r e *
Total Alt O t b * Requirament«
T o t* R * > ,• 'amene« llnchrdmg T r e m f* il
io c r jr “" "
Next V g *
2 .3 1 2 ,9 1 5 .0 0
____i________________
T o t* Reaourc* Except Tae to be Levied
Ad Valorem T a , * Ret*yvd
Ad Valorem Tax Required 10 B*anee
Eitimated Tax Not to be Rrxaived
T o t * Inatruetion
T o t* Support.ng & * , . < *
6>M 2J-
j£ ° o o .
A p p ro v e d B u d g e t
_____
Next Vaar02
6 ,6 3 2 3 -
f UN0
Adopted Budge'
Th« Y g *
2 ,0 5 8 ,6 1 4 .0 0
^ 6 2 1 ^ .3 7 4 .0 0
....................................
..............
-0 -
1 8 ,0 0 0 .0 0
-0 -
-O -
f
L * v W ith * Tax Bata
Ona > a * Special Law
S * . * Law
Lave f * Payment o’ Bonded indabtadn««
Torai S upper t - g Sw-ce«
T o t* Cotnmutwtv Servtcet
Tota1 Ait O tb * A m a,'-—-venti
Next * » *
126.055,00
Total Community S w > t *
T o t * All O tb * Requirement!
T o t* Requirement» llneiudmg Tian«ter»i
2,653,955-
,.6 3 8 .6 5 5 .
_____
1 5 6 .0 9 1 .0 0
-0 -
4 ,4 0 0 .0 0
•
4 ,4 2 3 .0 0
...
T o t* R e to u r« * Eaeaot T * to Oe Levied
Ad Valorem T e e * Reca » *)
Ad Valorem T a , Required to B*«nea
2,000.
1.338.162. .
100.313-
1.638.455-
............................... , .....................
-0 -
Ï5 6 J W Ï7 5 5
Th « Yea,
Actugi Data
Lad Year
1 ,5 1 1 ,5 9 5 .0 0
T o t * Community S w < c *
T o t * Alt O tb * Requirement«
219J36;
1,962.050.
,.6 3 5 .6 7 0 .
37.170...
230 > 6 0 .
JL^65 u ' 5 0 l
2.307.00 ,
T o t* Ad v*qrem Tee to be Lewed
W thm T e i Base
-0 -
j
_________ GERFRAL__________________
Total (mtruetion
FURO
Th« Y « *
-0 -
1 5 5 ,7 7 2 -0 0
. . 1 1 1 ,8 8 1 .0 0 .
1 5 5 , 7 7 2 , 0 0 X L 1 7 3 .B 8 1 -Q O .
-0 -
-O -
8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1
Adopted Budget
, 80
1 5 6 .0 9 1 .0 0
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM I AX ID BALANCE THE BUDGET
2 ,000,
205,000,
205,000,
J00_-_GEMERAL__________
Next Y e *
-0 -
1 7 1 .8 8 1 .0 0
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
T o t * Budget R eto u re *
203.000.
----------77UŒT
-------173739.
-------T7T. 73T '
Thn Year
J
Leu Year
T otai Community S w i c *
Total *1 O tb * Requirement«
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
T o t * Im t r u e t w r
L
T "
I
T o t* Requirement« llneiudmg T,en«t*»i
I T o t * Budget R e toure*
upeei* Levy
-0 -
1 5 5 .7 7 2 .0 0
-0 -
-0 -
.
Tola' Inttiuctm n
fund
Vear 8|
5.0 00,
225.000.
1 7 1 ,2 3 9 .
L _
•
....................................................................
1 Total *1 O t h * Requ,'«menu
I Total Budget Requirement*
Tote. Budget RequuemonU
Total Budget Reaoure*
J
...........................................................
.............................................................
.........................................................
Im truction
. ..........................
Suppor t>ng SW'CV«
Community S v y « *
*1 O tn * Raquuemenu
. . .
i
15.812.
. . . ............................
...
..........................................................
Total Support n g S w r e *
1 Totai Community S w c *
R e io u rc e »
-0~
191 x 9 7 ¿ M
C A P IT A L PROJECTS
91.29c.
91.290,
JQfiD SL"¥JQi
80 Thet
79 L»i Year BO
1 T o t* Inetruetion
Nw, Ye*
______ ________________1
J«Q C-X XA£JIAL-eiiru zc is
7 9 Lett v « r 80
r 80 Thtt
T o t * Im tr u e tio n ...............................
.
......................
T o t * Support.ng S w i c *
........................................................
g,
8l
87.290.
4.0 00.
1.000.
2^1.003;
241,003.
...........................
fund
8 o Thee Y e *
175.676.
64.527.
...............................
...........................................................
T o t * *1 Othe' Requ '«m enti
T o t*
..
¿ 4 ¿ a ,Z .7 5 .,Q 0
L»t Ye*
20 0-S P E C IAL REVEMUE
m
L.
B u d get R e t o u 'C *
6 ,1 8 5 ,0 0 0 .
l
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
Ow *
-Q -
242.779,00
POOD SER VIC E S
( other')
I
-0 -
-0 -
-0 -
1 4 8 .4 8 2 .0 0
T o t * Community S w « *
T o t * * t O tb * Requuementt
T o t * Budget Requirement«
191.9/4.00
k--
-0 -
i
Jh
1 4 8 ,4 8 2 ,0 0
92.779.00
15Qxfl9G,QQ-
,
Next Y e *
Th « Year
L«t Ye*
T o t * Inatruetion
T ot«‘ Suooor ting S w .ee«
DEBT AUTHORIZED. NOT INCURRED
Next Year
This Y«r
•io f July 1
« t a f July 1
4 ,1 0 5 ,0 0 0 .
79
Y our c o m p le te Lown & G a rd e n C en ter
Law Within Tax Baae
On» Yea. Special Lavy Outude Tax Bate
Serial Lev*«
TO TA L PROPERTY T A X TO BI P A R TIA LLY
FU N D ED BY STATE SOURCES
’ aSSO a
1,766,350.
6,595,668.
Total Property Taxes Requned k> Balince Budget
Total instruction
Mac’s Feed & Equipment
. \ 112,415
1 ,9 0 0 ,7 0 2 .0 0
1 ,9 1 1 .3 1 2 .0 0
TA X LEVY____________________
T A X LEVIES
P A R TIA LLY
FU N D ED BY
STATE OF
OREGON
Approved Budget
Next Yeti 1^81-8!
6.595.668.
Actual Data
668-4137 • 33680 Kelso Rd. B oring
Appiiwtd Budget
Next Yeei l q
5xi45J*L
Total Property Taxe« Requited to Balaiue Budget
Hut Eutmaied Ptopvtty Taxe« Not 10 He Received
T o t* Im tructw n
REVENUES
Sow w it h 36-in. Bor & Chain
T H E ’ C H A IN SAW
TOR THE PROFESSIONAL LOGGER
Ir
H U It | J l o d V ^
2 .1 7 5 ,2 1 8 .0 0
Total Communttt Setvke»
Total All Othei Expenditure« and Requnementi
T O T A ! ANTIC IP A TE D R EQ UIREM ENTS
Í other 1
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS
Donald H. Brader
STATEM ENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
REVENUE
SHARING
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposed Use Hearing
668-5548
*1et*
lit1
Ai 0 0
Ralph G r if f i n ,
2 .O 5 R . M 4 . P O
DEBT O UTS TAND IN G
----------T C T 7 S Ï ----------
Next V e n
T 7 Ï7
Total Revenues Except Property T a xe s ......................
T O TA L INDEBTEDNESS
P 181 10
1 29
and
(C haipaiw m 1
Tola! Supporting Seivtcm
T o t* Revenue« Except H opeov T a x *
ANTIC IPATED
Total Property Taxe« Requited to Halante Budget
REVENUES
___________________TO TAL ANTK IPA TFD REVEN UES________________
6:30 p . t .
Total Community Services
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirement!
P 281 3
Roger Jordon
City Manager
Sandy. Oregon
md
Adopted
A N TIC IP A TE D
A TTEST:
GEORGE O POPPEN
COUNTY CLERK
On February 9, 1981 at 7 30
p m at City Council Chambers
the Sandy Budget Officer City
Manager will noid a federal and
state Revenue Sharing Proposed
Use Hearing All citiiens are
invited to attend and provide
wr itter ano or ora1 comments on
the use by the City of ap
proximately M0.00C in Federal
Revenue Snaring and $15.000 in
State Revenue Sharing expected
during its 198 1 82 fiscal year
1481
5,
~ l Date I
T liu Y e a i 1°
publish table below o n iy
Thu Year I9go-8l
2.036.360.
i,8 6 7 .» 7 0 .
Total im tn tc ts o n .............................................................
Total Supporting S erv ice s ............................................
A N TIC IP A TE D
T A X LEVY
The necessary tiling forms may
be obtained at each district
administration office or a’ the
Clackamas County Elections
Department, County Courthouse,
Oregon City, Oregon 97045
Questions should be directed to
the districts or the Elections
Department at 655 8551
a ■* .
8 : UP
(Q w rp e n o n o f Governing Body I
(P a te l
T O T A L A N TIC IP A TE D REVEN UES
Each candidate tor an office
listed above must file a
declaration of candidacy or
petition tor nomination for office
with the Elections Department of
Clackamas County, Oregon, not
later than 35 days before the date
of such election, the oeadlme for
such filing being 5 0C P .M on
Tuesoay, February 24 ,981
~
Total ImtnactMMi
ANTIC IP A TE D
oh Limed (me of
no» cooautem with the baass of ».counting used dui
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
POSITION NO 5
4 YEAR TE R M
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Maior changes if inv and then effect on the budget arr explained below
¡y-
jC o u n n i ^
POSITION NO 4
4 YEAR TE R M
Mo .
D l. /66. Stfldt tiF"-
A copy o f the budget may be naprewd or
The budget wa« prepared on a bass o f accotmlMg L&J coaaaseeat
P u b l i c N o t ic e s
F e b ru a ry
FINANCIAL 8UMMARY
C o u n ty S c h o o l— i l
(Municipal Corporal««»)
Adm inistration O ffice
Sandy Elementary School______________ between the hourt of 8:00 a.m.
3 9 0 6 5 P l e a s a n t S t . , Sandy, O regon
ft
between the hour« «I
I Q ty »
£ ¿“¡2122.
□
.hiqif ((
ttl-
(Municipal fo ip o ra ito itl
A Copy ol the budget may he mipe, ted 01 ..hunted tree ol
S an d y
Clack!
REQf IREM ENTS
lM
.
The puipotv ol llm meeting 1» IP diw-ua the Hodge
Mapn change« if any . and then ellecl on (he budget aie rxpNmed below
The purpote o f Ihn meeting 1« lo lixc u e the budget
"9
TO TA L A N TIC IP A TE D R EQ UIREM ENTS
BULL RUN SCHOOL D ISTR IC T
. 1 9 ® ]__
. will bv hetd «ut ± t ± D U i l I X _ 2 û _
STATEM ENT OE IN D I HTEDNESS
R E Q l IREMENTS
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that at an election to be held on
Tuesday, March 31, 1981, De
tween the hours Ot B OO A M ano
B 0C P M,, there will be sub
mitted to the quelWieo voters of
the following districts, can
didates tor election as members
Of the Boards of D-rectors to fill
the following
position* and
terms, including any vacancies
on the Boards which may exist
Fet>~
2
S a n d v U n io n H lu lt S c h o o l^ l l l a t t l e t
Adml n l a t r a c f V» O f f i c e
TO TAL PROPERTY
A N T IC IP A TE D
NOTICE OF D ISTRICT
BOARD VACANCIES
.
«« appimed hy the
Budge' C annuite« A aimmaiv o f the budget n prewmed below
d M IV M
No,
(t m , vernina Bodvl
S a ndy U n io n U t a h S c h o o l
___________
»Jit
«I 7 t 3 0 p m ai
A N TIC IP A TE D
T A X LE VY
B udget _
report pensions, and other
timely topics.
Another IRS publication,
“ Tax
W ithholding
and
Estimated T a x ” , Publication
505, is a good one to have.
Both are available from moat
local IRS offices in the state,
or can be ordered by
telephone toll-free.
publication, “ Tax Benefits
for Older Americans” , which
gives basic information of
interest to retirees Among
the subjects covered in this
publication are credit for the
elderly, exclusion of gain on
the sale of a residence for
persons over 55. taxable and
nontaxable income, how to
that much easier to file.
Not only that, but George
and W ilm a have a good
handle on their finances.
They know approximately
what their income will be and
how to budget that income
for necessities such as taxes
The In te rn a ) Revenue
S ervice
o ffers
a
free
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