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Abstract of county government general, highway, and special revenue funds in Oklahoma, 2008/09

Okla State Agency	Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service
Okla Agency Code	'012'
Title	Abstract of county government general, highway, and special revenue funds in Oklahoma, 2008/09
Authors	Lansford, Notie H. (Notie Harold), 1954- Schieffer, Sherri. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service.
Publication Date	2010-08-16
Publication type	Financial Report Statistics
Purpose	Following is a brief explanation of each of the six tables: Table 1. Total revenue by county to the General Fund, the Highway Fund(s), and the Special Revenue (Cash) Funds. This table reflects fiscal year receipts and does not reflect any cash fund balance carried forward from the prior year. Table 2. Total expenditures by county from the General, Highway, and Special Revenue Funds for the fiscal year. Note that total expenditure is defined as total warrants issued plus total reserves as of the last day of the fiscal year. Table 3. Fund balances by county at the end of the fiscal year that are unexpended and unencumbered monies are carried forward into the next fiscal year. Table 4. Selected revenue streams feature the primary sources of revenue to General, Highway, and some Special Revenue Funds. All Ad Valorem revenue goes into the General Fund. Counties Sales Tax revenue may be appropriated to the General Fund or Special Revenue Funds or both. Fuel Taxes comprise the majority of revenue to the county Highway Fund. Motor Vehicle Fees (taxes) are a source of revenue for both the General and the Highway Funds. The vast majority is allocated (by State statute) to the Highway Fund. Table 5. The assessed valuations of each county in 2007 form the basis for the ad valorem tax collected in fiscal year 2007-2008, designated FY 2008. By statute taxable property is classified as either Real Property (land and buildings), Personal Property (such as furniture, fixtures, inventory, and household goods), and Public Service Property (centrally assessed utility and transportation company properties). All numbers shown here net of tax increment finance (TIF) district increments. Table 6. County by county summary of revenues and expenditures by fund with additional detail for the General Fund. Expenditures by General Fund account are provided.
For all issues click	Z2155.3 A164c
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://agecon.okstate.edu/ctp/index.asp?type=publications
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2013-12-13
Date modified	2013-12-13
OCLC number	890226535

Title	3944-1 1
Full text	AE 10030 ABSTRACT OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT GENERAL, HIGHWAY, AND SPECIAL REVENUE FUNDS IN OKLAHOMA Fiscal Year 2008 - 2009 Assembled by Notie H. Lansford, Jr. Professor and Extension Economist and Sherri Schieffer Local Government Specialist
Date created	2013-12-13
Date modified	2013-12-13

Abstract of county government general, highway, and special revenue funds in Oklahoma, 2008/09

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