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             Figure 7

               Comparison of property values since FY 2018
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   Budget Overview



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            *Net TIRZ value

            Ad Valorem (Property Tax) Revenues.  The FY 2027 budget reflects a decrease in total ad valorem revenues
            ($1,596,150  or  4.6%).    This  decrease  is  based  on  a  taxable  property  value  base  of  $12.3  billion,  a  0.5%
            decrease from FY 2026 taxable property value.  A portion of the City’s taxable value is located within Tax
            Increment Reinvestment Zone #1 and any revenues generated from growth within this zone are restricted
            for use in accordance with the approved project and financing plan.  For FY 2027, TIRZ taxable value is
            $643,241,626.  Figure 6 shows the change in taxable value (net TIRZ) since 2018 and documents the impact
            of new construction on the values during the same time period. The total taxable value shown reflects the
            tax rate decreases from year to year and excludes the value related to the City’s homestead and other
            exemptions. Southlake’s property values have increased appreciably over time, as shown in Figure 7. The
            difference between assessed value and taxable value is primarily due to exemptions.


            State law requires a taxing unit to calculate two rates after receiving its certified appraisal roll: the no-new-
            revenue tax rate and the voter-approval tax rate. The no-new-revenue rate is the rate that will generate the
            same amount of property tax dollars as the previous year when the two years are compared, excluding new
            construction and annexations.


            If a city adopts a tax rate exceeding the voter-approval rate, then the city must hold an automatic election.
            Depending on the ultimate rate that is chosen by the city and its relationship to these legally defined rates,
            there are requirements that must be followed to comply with truth-in-taxation laws. These requirements
            protect the public’s right-to-know concerning tax rate decisions.

            Ad Valorem revenues in the FY 2027 budget are based on a tax rate of $0.290 per $100 valuation.  This

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