Addison
Residential Real Property is calculated at a ratio of 10%.
Manufacturers Real Property
| Â | Rate/%1000 |
Assessed Ratio |
Effective Rate (In City) |
Effective Rate (Out City) |
| City | $5.00 | 20% | $1.00 | Â |
| County | $19.50 | 20% | $3.90 | $3.90 |
| State | $6.50 | 20% | $1.30 | $1.30 |
| Total | $31.00 | Â | Â | Â |
Above tax figures include 9.00 mills for countywide schools (3.00 mills fo the statetax is also a school tax).
*If a business were appraised at 100,000 dollars, the assessed value would be 20% of the appraised value or 20,000 dollars.  Addison has a 31-mill total. The mills are broken down as follows:
| 6.5 state | 19.5 county | 5.0 city |
Therefore, with a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would own 130.00 dollars in state taxes. Example: 20,000 x 6.5 mills (or .0065) = 130.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would owe 390.00 dollars in county taxes. Example: 20,000 x 19.5 mills (or .0195) = 390.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed vaue a person would owe 200.00 dollars in city taxes. Example: 20,000 x 5 mills (or .005) = 100.00
Total taxes: 20,000 x 31 mills (or .031) = 620.00
Retail Sales:
| City – 2.0% |
| County – 2.0% |
| State – 4.0% |
| Total – 8.0% |
Arley
Residential Real Property is calculated at a ratio of 10%.
Manufacturers Real Property
| Â | Rate/%1000 |
Assessed Ratio |
Effective Rate (In City) |
Effective Rate (Out City) |
| City | $5.00 | 20% | $1.00 | Â |
| County | $19.50 | 20% | $3.90 | $3.90 |
| State | $6.50 | 20% | $1.30 | $1.30 |
| Total | $31.00 | Â | Â | Â |
Above tax figures include 9.00 mills for countywide schools (3.00 mills fo the statetax is also a school tax).
*If a business were appraised at 100,000 dollars, the assessed value would be 20% of the appraised value or 20,000 dollars.  Arley has a 31-mill total. The mills are broken down as follows:
| 6.5 state | 19.5 county | 5.0 city |
Therefore, with a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would own 130.00 dollars in state taxes. Example: 20,000 x 6.5 mills (or .0065) = 130.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would owe 390.00 dollars in county taxes. Example: 20,000 x 19.5 mills (or .0195) = 390.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed vaue a person would owe 200.00 dollars in city taxes. Example: 20,000 x 5 mills (or .005) = 100.00
Total taxes: 20,000 x 31 mills (or .031) = 620.00
Retail Sales:
| City – 2.0% |
| County – 2.0% |
| State – 4.0% |
| Total – 8.0% |
Double Springs
Residential Real Property is calculated at a ratio of 10%.
Manufacturers Real Property
| Â | Rate/%1000 |
Assessed Ratio |
Effective Rate (In City) |
Effective Rate (Out City) |
| City | $15.00 | 20% | $3.00 | Â |
| County | $19.50 | 20% | $3.90 | $3.90 |
| State | $6.50 | 20% | $1.30 | $1.30 |
| Total | $41.00 | Â | Â | Â |
Above tax figures include 9.00 mills for countywide schools (3.00 mills fo the statetax is also a school tax).
*If a business were appraised at 100,000 dollars, the assessed value would be 20% of the appraised value or 20,000 dollars.  Double Springs has a 41-mill total. The mills are broken down as follows:
| 6.5 state | 19.5 county | 15.0 city |
Therefore, with a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would own 130.00 dollars in state taxes. Example: 20,000 x 6.5 mills (or .0065) = 130.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would owe 390.00 dollars in county taxes. Example: 20,000 x 19.5 mills (or .0195) = 390.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed vaue a person would owe 200.00 dollars in city taxes. Example: 20,000 x 15 mills (or .015) = 300.00
Total taxes: 20,000 x 41 mills (or .041) = 820.00
Retail Sales:
| City – 2.0% |
| County – 2.0% |
| State – 4.0% |
| Total – 8.0% |
Haleyville
Residential Real Property is calculated at a ratio of 10%.
Manufacturers Real Property
| Â | Rate/%1000 |
Assessed Ratio |
Effective Rate (In City) |
Effective Rate (Out City) |
| City | $10.00 | 20% | $2.00 | Â |
| County | $19.50 | 20% | $3.90 | $3.90 |
| State | $6.50 | 20% | $1.30 | $1.30 |
| Total | $36.00 | Â | Â | Â |
Above tax figures include 9.00 mills for countywide schools (3.00 mills fo the statetax is also a school tax).
*If a business were appraised at 100,000 dollars, the assessed value would be 20% of the appraised value or 20,000 dollars. Haleyville has a 36-mill total. The mills are broken down as follows:
| 6.5 state | 19.5 county | 10.0 city |
Therefore, with a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would own 130.00 dollars in state taxes. Example: 20,000 x 6.5 mills (or .0065) = 130.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would owe 390.00 dollars in county taxes. Example: 20,000 x 19.5 mills (or .0195) = 390.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed vaue a person would owe 200.00 dollars in city taxes. Example: 20,000 x 10 mills (or .010) = 200.00
Total taxes: 20,000 x 36 mills (or .036)Â = 720.00
Retail Sales:
| City – 2.0% |
| County – 2.0% |
| State – 4.0% |
| Total – 8.0% |
Lynn
Residential Real Property is calculated at a ratio of 10%.
Manufacturers Real Property
| Â | Rate/%1000 |
Assessed Ratio |
Effective Rate (In City) |
Effective Rate (Out City) |
| City | $5.00 | 20% | $1.00 | Â |
| County | $19.50 | 20% | $3.90 | $3.90 |
| State | $6.50 | 20% | $1.30 | $1.30 |
| Total | $31.00 | Â | Â | Â |
Above tax figures include 9.00 mills for countywide schools (3.00 mills fo the statetax is also a school tax).
*If a business were appraised at 100,000 dollars, the assessed value would be 20% of the appraised value or 20,000 dollars.  Lynn has a 31-mill total. The mills are broken down as follows:
| 6.5 state | 19.5 county | 5.0 city |
Therefore, with a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would own 130.00 dollars in state taxes. Example: 20,000 x 6.5 mills (or .0065) = 130.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed value a person would owe 390.00 dollars in county taxes. Example: 20,000 x 19.5 mills (or .0195) = 390.00
With a 20,000 dollar assessed vaue a person would owe 200.00 dollars in city taxes. Example: 20,000 x 5 mills (or .005) = 100.00
Total taxes: 20,000 x 31 mills (or .031) = 620.00
Retail Sales:
| City – 2.0% |
| County – 2.0% |
| State – 4.0% |
| Total – 8.0% |
Winston County Millage Breakdown
| State | |||
| Public School | Â | 3.0 | Â |
| Soldier | Â | 1.0 | Â |
| General Fund | Â | 2.5 | Â |
| Â | Total State | 6.5 | |
| County | Â | Â | Â |
| General Fund | Â | 5.0 | Â |
| Road & Bridge | Â | 2.5 | Â |
| Â | Total County | Â | 7.5 |
| School | Â | Â | Â |
| County Wide | Â | 9.0 | Â |
| District 1 – County | Â | 3.0 | Â |
| District 2 – County | Â | 3.0 | Â |
| District 3 – Haleyville | Â | 3.0 | Â |
| Â | Total School | Â | Â |
| Â | District 1 | Â | 12.0 |
| Â | District 2 | Â | 12.0 |
| Â | District 3 | Â | 12.0 |
| Municipality | Â | Â | Â |
| Â | Haleyville | Â | 10.0 |
| Â | Double Springs | Â | 15.0 |
| Â | Addison | Â | 5.0 |
| Â | Arley | Â | 5.0 |
| Â | Lynn | Â | 5.0 |
Source:Â Winston County Revenue Commissioner

