2023 Tax Rate Calculator
What is the difference between what you paid on existing bonds and what you would pay on the new levy?
Nampa’s proposed levy is estimated to cost $0.76 per $100,000 of net taxable property value. This levy will replace what patrons have been paying on the district’s existing bonds, which currently is $0.96 per $100,000 of net taxable property value. That's a difference of $2.40 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value.
The estimated total tax impact for the district’s existing levies (bond, supplemental, tort) is:
- About $8 a month or $96 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value
OR
- About $24.00 a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
The estimated tax impact with the new supplemental levy and tort (debt paid off) is:
- About $6.33 a month or $76 a year per $100,000 of net taxable property value
OR
- About $19.00 a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
So, the difference between what patrons have been paying for the existing bonds, and what they will pay for the new bonds is about ($6.25) a month on a median-priced home with a net taxable value of $300,000.
To determine your tax impact, look at your Assessment Notice from the Canyon County Assessor’s office. You may also get a copy by visiting their website BY CLICKING HERE.
What would you pay on the new levy?
Total Taxable Assessed of Property
10,00,000
Current 2023*
Monthly Impact
$00.00
Anticipated 2024**
Monthly Impact
$00.00
Anticipated Decrease
with New Levy
Monthly Impact
$00.00
This is the estimated levy rate based on current property values. An decrease in property value may be offset by a decrease in bond rate.
* Current rate is $0.96 per $100,000
**Anticipated rate is $0.76 per $100,000
Note: This calculator isn't an official calculation of your property tax amount based on your property value. The official assessment calculation is performed by Canyon County Assessor's Office.
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