Section
Property Taxes Generally
37.001 County assessment of property to be used
37.002 Billing and collection of City ad valorem taxes
37.003 Abandoned urban properties tax
Property Assessment and Reassessment Moratoriums
37.020 Establishment; administration
Employee License Fee
37.044 Adoption of subchapter regulations
37.045 Definitions
37.046 License fee required
37.047 Computation of license fee for work or services performed inside and outside the City
37.048 Employers to obtain license, withhold license fees and file returns
37.049 Return to be filed by employee
37.050 Duties of Chief Financial Officer
37.051 Investigative powers of Chief Financial Officer
37.052 Authority to promulgate regulations
37.053 Information to be confidential; penalty for unauthorized disclosure; exception for disclosure to state’s Commissioner of Revenue; reciprocal agreement; publication of statistics based on confidential information
37.054 Interest and penalty
37.055 Use of license fees
37.056 Exempted activities
37.057 Refunds
37.058 Penalty
Occupation License
37.069 Adoption of subchapter regulations
37.070 Short title
37.071 Definitions
37.072 Consolidate businesses
37.073 Annual occupational license fee
37.074 Purpose for which license fee imposed
37.075 Initial applications to be filed
37.076 Return to be filed
37.077 Transfer of license certificates
37.078 Secrecy of returns
37.079 Contested returns
37.080 Dissolution/withdrawals
37.081 Agent of non-resident proprietor
37.082 License fees for new business entities
37.083 Maintenance of records and audits by City
37.084 Refund of business license fee
37.085 Other license taxes required to be paid
37.086 Administration
37.087 Revocation or suspension of license
37.088 Revocations affecting renewals or transfers
37.089 Voluntary surrender
37.090 Measure of license fee; duration; pay date
37.091 Amount of license fee
37.092 Delinquency in payment of real, personal or employee license fee; grounds for refusal to renew or transfer license
37.093 Penalty and interest
37.094 Credit of occupational license fee payment requirement
Bank Franchise and Local Deposit Tax
37.105 Tax imposed
37.106 Property lien
37.107 Delinquent payment
Municipal Premium License Fee
37.120 Definitions
37.121 Classification; tax levied; amount; partial allocation
Ambulance Service User Fee
37.135 Establishment
37.136 Use of revenues
37.137 Promulgation authority
Schedule of Fees
37.150 Schedule of fees, charges and expenses
Taxes, Fees and Charges
37.170 Other taxes, fees and charges
Job Development Incentive Program
37.210 Definitions
37.211 Purposes, goals and objectives
37.212 Creation
37.213 Job Development Incentive Program Committee; Committee duties; Director and duties; duties of Chief Financial Officer
37.214 Eligibility requirements
37.215 Application and review procedure
37.216 Events of default
37.217 Remedies
37.218 Bankruptcy
37.219 Exemption from open records
Incentive Driving Entrepreneurial Accessibility Program
37.230 Creation
37.231 Definitions
37.232 Purpose
37.233 Committee and Director
37.234 Eligibility requirements
37.235 Application and review
37.236 Duration
37.237 Reimbursement submittal
37.238 Additional provisions
37.999 Penalty
Appendix A: Fees, Charges and Expenses
Appendix B: Cellular Antenna Tower and Small Cell System Tower Fees
Appendix C: Right-of-Way Usage Fees
PROPERTY TAXES GENERALLY
(A) The City elects to use the annual Campbell County assessment for property situated within the City as a basis of ad valorem tax levies ordered or approved by the Board of Commissioners as provided by KRS 132.285.
(B) The tax rate shall be established in August or as soon thereafter as is practicable, but no later than September 15 of each calendar year.
(1995 Code, § 3.12.020) (Am. Ord. O-2015-006, passed 6-15-2015)
(A) The due date and applicable tax rate for ad valorem property taxes and the interest and penalty rates for ad valorem property taxes not paid by the due date shall be as set forth in the annual ordinance levying and assessing ad valorem property taxes for each fiscal year. Ad valorem property taxes shall be billed annually and shall be paid, in full, by the established due date in cash, by check, money order, or by credit card, if acceptable, at the City of Newport Finance Department’s office located at 998 Monmouth Street, 2nd Floor, Newport, Kentucky 41071.
(B) Penalty and interest for the late payment or nonpayment of city ad valorem property taxes for any delinquent year may be forgiven, in whole or in part, for good cause shown as determined in the sole discretion of the City Manager.
(Ord. O-2015-006, passed 6-15-2015)
(A) Abandoned urban property is established as a separate classification of real property for the purposes of ad valorem taxation. As used in this subchapter, ABANDONED URBAN PROPERTY shall have the same meaning as in KRS 132.012 as now adopted hereafter amended.
(B) The rate of taxation levied upon abandoned urban properties shall be the maximum amount allowable pursuant to § 157 of the Kentucky Constitution.
(C) Code Enforcement shall each year determine which properties in the City are abandoned urban properties and shall prepare and furnish a list of the abandoned urban properties located in the City to the Finance and Administration Department and to the Campbell County Property Valuation Administrator prior to January 1 of each year.
(D) Except as otherwise provided in § 37.003(E), a property classified by Code Enforcement, as abandoned urban property as of January 1 shall be taxed as abandoned urban property for such tax year. If the owner repairs, rehabilitates or otherwise returns the property to productive use so that the property is no longer abandoned urban property, he or she shall notify Code Enforcement, which shall, if it finds the property is no longer abandoned urban property, notify the Finance and Administration Department and the Campbell County property Valuation Administrator to strike the property from the list of abandoned properties as of the succeeding January 1.
(E) No later than January 15 of each year, Code Enforcement shall mail, by first-class mail, to the owner(s) of each abandoned urban property, as those name(s) are listed in the records of the Property Valuation Administrator, a notice that this property has been classified as abandoned urban property. The owner of any abandoned urban property who believes that his or her or its property has been incorrectly classified may appeal the classification to the Vacant Properties Review Commission. The appeal shall be in writing and shall be made no later than April 1 of the year. The Vacant Properties Review Commission shall afford the owner the opportunity for a hearing. If the Vacant Properties Review Commission finds the property was incorrectly classified as abandoned urban property, it shall cause the property to be removed from the list of properties so classified. The Vacant Properties Review Commission shall develop policies and procedures for conducting such appeals.
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