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Butler County Board approves tax roll corrections adding $60.12 for late-filed personal property returns
Summary
The Butler County Board of Equalization on April 6 approved two tax roll corrections that add $35.70 and $24.42 to the tax liability of Ladean M. Braasch for late filing of 2024 and 2025 personal property returns; the board exited the session at 9:02 a.m.
The Butler County Board of Equalization approved two tax roll corrections at its April 6 meeting in David City, adding $35.70 and $24.42 to the tax liability of Ladean M. Braasch for late-filed personal property returns for 2024 and 2025, respectively.
County Assessor Vickie Donoghue presented the corrections, identified in the record as #3285 (added tax $35.70, late filing of the 2024 personal property return) and #3286 (added tax $24.42, late filing of the 2025 personal property return). Tony Krafka moved to approve the corrections and Scot Bauer seconded. The board approved the motion on a roll-call vote: Aye — Krafka, Bauer, Griess, Coufal, Vandenberg and Steager; Nay — none; Absent — Jan Sypal. The combined added tax is $60.12.
Before taking the roll on the corrections, Chairman Scott Steager called the meeting to order and noted that a complete copy of the Open Meetings Act is posted in the meeting room. Steager also declared the minutes from the previous meeting approved as presented.
After approving the corrections, the board voted to exit the Board of Equalization at 9:02 a.m.; that motion was moved by Scot Bauer and seconded by Scott Griess and carried on roll call with the same members recorded as present. County Clerk Lori L. Aschoff and Chairman Steager signed the minutes as recorded.
The record lists the attending members as Scott Steager (chairman), Tony Krafka, Scot Bauer, Scott Griess, Robert Coufal and Brad Vandenberg; Jan Sypal was absent. No other substantive agenda items, public testimony, or contested claims were recorded in the minutes.
