Tax Rate Calculator
What is the difference between what you paid on existing bonds and what you would pay on the new bonds?
Nampa’s proposed bond is estimated to cost $85 per $100,000 of net taxable property value. This bond will replace what patrons have been paying on the district’s existing bonds, which currently is $60 per $100,000 of net taxable property value. That's a difference of $25 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value.
The estimated tax impact for the district’s existing bonds was:
- About $5 a month or $60 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value
OR
- About $15 a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
The estimated tax impact with the new bonds is:
- About $7.08 a month or $85 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value
OR
- About $21.25 a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
So, the difference between what patrons have been paying for the existing bonds, and what they will pay for the new bonds is about $6.25 a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
To determine your tax impact, look at your Assessment Notice from the Canyon County Assessor’s office. You may also get a copy by visiting their website BY CLICKING HERE.
What would you pay on the new bond?
Total Taxable Assessed of Property
10,00,000
Current 2022*
Monthly Impact
$00.00
Anticipated 2023**
Monthly Impact
$00.00
Anticipated Increase
with New Bond
Monthly Impact
$00.00
This is the estimated bond rate based on current property values. An increase in property value may be offset by a decrease in bond rate.
* Current rate is $60 per $100,000
**Anticipated rate is $85 per $100,000
Note: This calculator isn't an official calculation of your property tax amount based on your property value. The official assessment calculation is performed by Canyon County Assessor's Office.
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