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Miamisburg City Schools seeks 0.5% income tax levy to address deficit

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Miamisburg City Schools is seeking a 0.5% income tax levy on the November ballot, which would generate nearly $7 million annually for the district. The district reported that it spent more money than it brought in last year, a trend expected to continue for at least the next four school years. To address the deficit, the district plans to cut over $3 million, including reductions in supplies and services and retirement replacements.

From daytondailynews.com

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The proposed levy is intended to close the remaining financial deficit without requiring further budget cuts. The tax is calculated based on Federal Adjusted Gross Income, which includes wages, interest, dividends, and retirement income.

From daytondailynews.com

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  • MiamisburgThe city where Miamisburg City Schools operates
  • OhioThe state where Miamisburg is geographically located

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