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Jones County adopts new rule limiting annual business personal-property mailings to accounts over $15,000
Summary
Jones County approved a policy to stop sending annual business personal-property returns to accounts known to have assets under $15,000, instead rotating returns to those accounts once every three years; new businesses and accounts over $15,000 will continue receiving annual returns, and audits will rotate one-third per year.
Jones County officials voted Dec. 29 to change how the county mails business personal-property returns, adopting a policy aimed at reducing administrative costs by limiting annual mailings to accounts with assets above $15,000.
The policy, presented at a special meeting, directs that businesses that previously filed returns and have known assessed assets of $15,000 or more will continue to receive annual returns. Accounts with known assets below $15,000 will be mailed a blank return once every three years. New businesses and newly permitted accounts that have never filed a return will continue…
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