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Board agrees to write off six‑year‑old delinquent personal property taxes as an annual housekeeping step
Summary
Finance director presented an annual request to concur with local taxing units to write off six‑year‑old delinquent personal property taxes (total owing to the township roughly $2,900, with interest/fees comprising a large share); trustees authorized the clerk to sign the waiver and consent form.
The Cascade Charter Township board approved a routine annual request from the treasurer’s office to concur with local taxing units and write off certain six‑year‑old delinquent personal property tax accounts.
Finance Director Nancherini (presenting on behalf of the treasurer) told the board this is an annual process under the General Property Tax Act; the form before the board reconciles the township’s share with other local units and seeks concurrence to write off nonperforming assets. Nancherini said the total amount owing to the township is about $2,900 and that a large portion of the total is interest and administrative fees, leaving roughly $2,000 in principal.
Trustee Rizzi moved to allow the clerk to sign the waiver and consent form authorizing the striking of the delinquent personal property taxes; the motion was supported and carried.
The board treated the item as an annual housekeeping measure and authorized the clerk to execute the necessary form on behalf of the township.
