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62A366R 12-12 Commonwealth of Kentucky DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE EXONERATION FORM FOR PROPERTY TAX REFUND Name of Applicant RefundTaxYear Address P.

(7) If the applicant has not paid the actual taxes for the year, and the amount to pay is more than 400, the applicant for purposes of the refund shall pay the actual or estimated taxes owed by the application, such reasonable compensation to the applicant as will not exceed 250 per applicant, with interest thereon at the rate fixed by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. The applicant must pay interest to the State of Kentucky on overpayments of tax if such overpayments are not refunded. An overpayment of taxes at one time by an applicant shall not be a valid basis for a refund if such overpayment is refunded within one year after the year the overpayment was made to the applicant. A refund may be denied if the application is not made in accordance with the requirements of this Section. (8) The tax commissioner or his agent or the tax commissioner's representative shall retain the refund for the benefit of the State and such of his successors in office as the Commissioner of Revenue may prescribe and shall deposit for credit to the general fund of the Commonwealth such amount of the refund as may be authorized by the legislature. (9) Every amount refunded pursuant to the provisions of this subsection (b) shall be used by the Tax Commissioner of the State of Kentucky for the purposes set forth in Section 14-53. (10) No refund or rebate shall be made in the event of any deficiency tax paid or assessed against an operator's license, until the deficiency tax has been paid and the operator has been notified of the payment thereof.

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Filing your personal property taxes could be quite complicated even the simplest errors can result in hefty penalties therefore here are some steps to follow to make sure you can pay your taxes in full and on time first keep in line but in all Missouri counties personal property taxes are based on what you owned on January 1st so when you sell out your assessment form you must think about where you live and what you owned on that particular date Missouri is a self-declaration state which means that you're only allowed to be taxed on what you say you own in other words reporting such information is your responsibility and their responsibility only the state cannot pull records to find out that information for you if you own a car boat or anything else that's licensed or taxed by the DMV the Assessor will evaluate its market value the assessment rate for cars is one cent of its value so if it's a 9000 vehicle the rate is very balanced bad assessed value gets multiplied by the number of levy school districts and cities put together the resulting amount will be what you see on your tax bill to get an estimate on how much you owe take a third of your property's market value and calculate what 8 to 10 percent of that value depending on your school district if you have any more questions about filing your personal property taxes contact your local assessor's office today you