School Taxes definition

School Taxes means all applicable taxes levied by a School Division for education purposes (which, for greater certainty and without limitation, excludes Municipal Taxes or any taxes collected by a School Division not for the use and benefit of the School Division) in respect of land, improvements and businesses, and includes business taxes referred to in section 291 of The Education Act, R.S.S. 1978, c. E-0.1 (Supp.), grants-in-lieu of taxes paid pursuant to federal or provincial government policy or taxes for educational purposes levied by a School Division upon, the occupants of such Land in respect of such occupation;
School Taxes means all applicable taxes levied by a School Division for education purposes (which, for greater certainty and without limitation, excludes Municipal Taxes or any taxes collected by a School Division not for the use and benefit of the School Division) in respect of land, improvements and businesses, and includes grants-in-lieu of taxes paid pursuant to federal or provincial government policy or taxes for educational purposes levied by a School Division upon the occupants of such Land in respect of such occupation;
School Taxes means all Taxes levied and assessed by the Local Authority for School District purposes.

Examples of School Taxes in a sentence

  • VITO PINTO: Payment of School Taxes: Local Law amending Chapter 283, Section 283.221 with respect to the penalties for the neglect to pay school taxes after the levy thereof.

  • Canada and Saskatchewan agree that, within ninety (90) days of the date upon which Taxable Land which had been situated within a Rural Municipality is set apart as an Entitlement Reserve, Saskatchewan shall pay to the School Division Compensation Fund thirty (30%) percent of a sum that is equivalent to seventy (70%) percent of twenty-five (25) times the School Taxes which had been levied in respect of such Taxable Land in the calendar year immediately prior to the said date.

  • Canada and Saskatchewan agree that, within ninety (90) days of the date upon which Taxable Land which had been situated within a Rural Municipality is set apart as an Entitlement Reserve, Canada shall pay to the School Division Compensation Fund seventy (70%) percent of a sum that is equivalent to seventy (70%) percent of twenty-five (25) times the School Taxes which had been levied in respect of such Taxable Land in the calendar year immediately prior to the said date.

  • It is hereby agreed by Saskatchewan that no compensation shall be payable by the Band to any Rural Municipality or School Division to compensate any such Rural Municipality or School Division for the loss of Municipal Taxes or School Taxes, on Taxable Land respectively, in respect of either the Purchase of Entitlement Land or the setting apart by Canada of such Entitlement Land as an Entitlement Reserve.

  • The University has established policies and minimum credit rating requirements for such investments.

  • The budgeted tax revenues from the assessed valuation of property must represent at least 96 percent of the yield from the proposed millage (millage × assessed valuation × 96%).3411 District School Taxes.

  • Payment of School Taxes: Local Law amending the penalties for the neglect to pay school taxes after the levy thereof.

  • Town, County and School Taxes and Water and Sewer Rents for the prior three years.

  • Levy recorded on this line will be allocated on the Certification of School Taxes form (A4F) to only the former receiving district.

  • Upon approval of the schedules of payments by the Borough Council, the Chief Financial Officer shall then have the authority to make the following disbursements: School Taxes County Taxes InterfundsPurchase of Investments Debt ServiceSalary and Wages Postage Insurance Disbursements shall be executed via electronic wire transfer by the Chief Financial Officer, or designated staff member, when that method of payment will result in a financial benefit to the Borough in the form of increased investment income.


More Definitions of School Taxes

School Taxes means the amount of money which the City is required to pay to the Province relating to the requisitions and the Alberta School Foundation Fund under sections 359, 359.1 and 359.2 of the Act as calculated under sections 317 and 319 of the Act or equivalent school taxes for the purpose of a community revitalization levy under the Act;
School Taxes has the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 5.01.
School Taxes. Due: September payment in October, 2% payment in November, 3% payment in December and January, 3% plus 7% penalty on tax and interest payment in February and beyond, 1% per month computed on January amount

Related to School Taxes

  • Taxes means all present or future taxes, levies, imposts, duties, deductions, withholdings (including backup withholding), assessments, fees or other charges imposed by any Governmental Authority, including any interest, additions to tax or penalties applicable thereto.

  • Connection Income Taxes means Other Connection Taxes that are imposed on or measured by net income (however denominated) or that are franchise Taxes or branch profits Taxes.

  • Value Added Taxes means such sums as shall be levied upon the Owner’s payment to the Construction Manager by the Federal or any Provincial or Territorial government and is computed as a percentage of such payment and includes the Goods and Services Tax, the Quebec Sales Tax, the Harmonized Sales Tax, and any other similar tax, the collection and payment of which have been imposed on the Construction Manager by the tax legislation.