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Butler County Board of Equalization approves eight tax roll corrections tied to late filings and a capitalization clarification
Summary
The Butler County Board of Equalization on March 16 approved eight tax roll corrections presented by County Assessor Vickie Donoghue, adding taxes for several late personal‑property filings and reducing one assessment after an accountant determined certain items were capitalized repairs, not personal property.
The Butler County Board of Equalization on March 16, 2026 approved a set of eight tax roll corrections presented by County Assessor Vickie Donoghue, the meeting record shows.
County Assessor Vickie Donoghue reviewed each correction, which mostly involved added taxes tied to late filings of personal property returns. The board voted to approve the corrections on a motion by Brad Vandenberg, seconded by Robert Coufal; the roll call vote recorded six ayes and one absence (Jan Sypal).
The approved corrections listed in the meeting minutes are: • #3277 — Mark & Connie Bohaty: added tax $508.18 (late filing of 2023 personal property return). • #3278 — Mark & Connie Bohaty: added tax $373.52 (late filing of 2024 personal property return). • #3279 — Mark & Connie Bohaty: added tax $251.58 (late filing of 2025 personal property return). • #3280 — Anthony T. Connot: added tax $114.90 (late filing of 2025 personal property return). • #3281 — Dave L. Kovar: added tax $31.68 (late filing of 2025 personal property return). • #3282 — Dave L. Kovar: added tax $20.80 (late filing of 2024 personal property return). • #3283 — Dave L. Kovar: added tax $11.20 (late filing of 2025 personal property return). • #3284 — Mark Nebuda: reduced tax $344.30 after the county accountant determined that capitalized repairs and supplies are not taxable personal property.
Votes at a glance: The motion to approve the tax roll corrections was moved by Brad Vandenberg and seconded by Robert Coufal; the board recorded ayes from Vandenberg, Coufal, Scott Griess, Scot Bauer, Tony Krafka and Chairman Scott Steager; Jan Sypal was absent. Later, the board moved to exit the Board of Equalization at 9:19 a.m. on a motion by Scot Bauer, seconded by Tony Krafka; that motion also passed on a unanimous recorded vote among those present.
The meeting record was signed by County Clerk Lori L. Aschoff and Chairman Scott Steager.
