Form L-4028 - Millage Reduction Fraction Computation - 2011

Michigan Department of Treasury, STC

L-4028

612 (Rev. 03-11)

2011 MILLAGE REDUCTION FRACTION COMPUTATION

This form is issued under authority of Sections 311.34d and 211.150, M.C.L. Filing of this form is mandatory. Failure to file is punishable under Section 211.119, M.C.L

INSTRUCTIONS: This form is to be completed by the county equalization director for all taxing jurisdictions which levy a property tax in his/her county. This

form is to be filed with each unit of local government and with the State Tax Commission. Also provide a copy of this form to the equalization director of each

county which shares an intercounty taxing jurisdiction. On this initial computation form, the 2011 millage reduction fraction (MRF) can be calculated only for

taxing jurisdictions located exclusively within a single county. This will include the county unit as well as all townships and nearly every city and village. The

MRF for a school district which is not fractional with any other county can also be calculated and listed on this form. For any taxing jurisdiction which extends

into one or more other counties, enter the notation “IC” for intercounty in the indicated column. This form is to be filed with the State Tax Commission and

with each unit of local government which has taxable property located in this county.

COUNTY :

2011 CPL =

1.70

2011

Millage

Taxable

Reduction

2010 Taxable Value as

2011 Taxable Value

Value of

Taxable Value

(1)

(2)

Code Number

Taxing Jurisdiction

of 5/24/10

as of 5/23/11

Losses

of Additions

Fraction

(1) See "New Instructions for Local School Districts" contained in the instructions for L-4025

(2) If this calculation results in a number greater than 1.0000, line through and enter 1.0000.

This form is not an officially authorized document of the State Tax Commission. While the ACD may accept this form, no warranty is given that all calculations are correct. The user of

this form is advised to verify all values and calculations.