Posts Tagged ‘TAX’
Health Insurance Tops Bath County Supervisors’ Agenda
This month the Bath County board of supervisors finds itself dealing with health insurance options for county employees and questions about the meals tax.
Read MoreBath Meals Tax Takes Effect July 1
A 1-percent meals tax will go into effect in Bath County July 1. Bath Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance for a county food and beverage tax, which they
previously considered setting at 4 percent.
Read MoreBath Supervisors Delay Public Hearings Until March Meeting Due To Weather
Public hearings on the meals tax and the fire and security alarm ordinance will were moved to the March Supervisors meeting due to bad weather. A recently discovered 1997 alarm ordinance will be compared to the newly drafted one. The Supervisors did address other matters and appointments at their shortened meeting earlier this week.
Read MoreHotel Motel Tax Allotments For Pocahontas Organizations Will Stay The Same For 2010
Pocahontas County Free Libraries and Parks & Recreation will continue to receive the largest slices of the tax revenue pie.
Read MorePlans For The Next Bath County Assessment Are Underway
Bath Supervisors hear an update on the work at their December meeting. The board also votes on a fire alarm ordinance.
Read MoreA 4% Meals Tax Referendum Is On The Ballot In Bath County This November
It’s the second chance for a tax that would primarily affect tourists coming to the county. County voters defeated it in an election last year.
Read MoreBath County Will Try Once Again To Pass The Meals Tax
At its monthly meeting, the Bath Board of Supervisors also heard requests from the school board for a new bus and from the airport for help
Read MoreBath Supervisors Say No To Real Estate Tax Increase
The Bath County Supervisors say no to an increase in real estate, but approve an increase in the lodging tax
Read MorePocahontas County Commission Shifts Hotel/Motel Tax Revenue Percentages
The list of organizations getting funding from the countys Hotel/Motel tax will stay the same, but the percentages will change slightly
Read MoreBath County Supervisors Discuss Other Ways Of Generating Revenue For The County
The Board of Supervisor wants to raise the Lodging tax from 2 to 5%, but needs approval from the Virginia General Assembly
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