2. Discussion Topics
Property Tax vs. Sales Tax TIFs
Planning for Closeout of TIF
Distribution of Surplus Revenue
Questions / Unresolved Issues
PGAV 2
3. Property Tax vs. Sales Tax TIFs
113 Property Tax TIFs Set to Expire in 2009
(20) 1986 & prior year TIFs extended
23rd Levy Year/Collected in 24th Year
Sales Tax TIFs:
63 already phased out
50 Authorized to be Extended to 2013
Municipal property tax increment required (2010 –
2013)
PGAV 3
4. Planning Closeout of TIF
Develop Projections
Annual tax increment revenues
Plus other sources of revenue
Less annual obligations
Equals balance to fund other projects that meet the
goals and objectives of the TIF plan
Prepare Annual Spending Plan
Needs within TIF area
Needs of adjoining TIFs?
Amend TIF plan, if necessary
PGAV
4
6. Other Considerations
Combination Property Tax and Sales Tax
TIFs:
Avoid having unspent balances at the end of 2009.
Start with a clean slate 2010.
Municipal contribution of prop. tax required (2010 -
2013)
Notify taxing districts of pending property tax TIF
termination (by Nov. 1 of closeout year)
Property Tax TIFs:
Avoid having unspent balance
Notify taxing districts of TIF termination
2009 tax increment, payable 2010 can be used to pay
obligations incurred 2009 or before
PGAV
6
7. Distribution of Surplus
Annual Surplus Declaration
See Sec. 5/11-74.4-7
End of TIF Surplus Declaration
See Sec. 5/11-74.4-8
State Sales Tax & Muni. Sales Tax Get
Reimbursement Priority
PGAV
7
8. End of TIF Surplus - Example
Cumulative Deposits:
State Sales Tax $380,000
Municipal Sales Tax 180,000
Total Property Tax 1,500,000
TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,060,000
PGAV
8
9. End of TIF Surplus - Example
Total ONLY State &
Municipal Sales Tax $560,000
Proportion State
($380,000/$560,000) = 67.9%
Proportion Municipal
($180,000/$560,000) = 32.1%
PGAV
9
10. End of TIF Surplus - Example
Surplus Funds at Termination: $600,000
State Proportion (67.9% = $407,143)
Refund to State ($380,000)
Muni. Proportion (32.1% = $192,857)
Refund to Municipality ($180,000)
Surplus Remaining ($40,000)
Refund to County Treasurer ($40,000)
PGAV
10
11. Deposits to TIF Fund:
State Sales Tax Deposits $380,000
Muni. Sales Tax Deposits 180,000
Property Tax Deposits 1,500,000
Surplus at Closeout $600,000
Distribution of Surplus:
Refund to State $380,000
Refund to Municipality $180,000
Property Tax Refund (pro-rata to taxing bodies) $40,000
PGAV 11
12. Bradley (Rte. 50 & I-57)
Refunded to State: $732,348
Niles (Touhy)
Refunded to State: $1,024,849
Bloomington (Veterans)
Refunded to State: $386,598
Total Refunded to State
(Annual & Terminations) >$8.6 Million
PGAV 12
13. Property Tax/Sales Tax TIFs – What if
there is a fund balance at closeout of
property tax TIF, but the sales tax TIF
runs to 2013?
Is it surplus?
Can the balance be applied to project costs
in the sales tax TIF area?
PGAV 13
14. Does the county and municipality have
the same understanding of the TIF
termination (e.g., 23rd year levy
collected in 24th year)?
Revenue received after TIF Termination
(e.g., Loan repayments or building
demolition liens)?
PGAV 14
15. Real Estate purchased with TIF funds?
If sold prior to TIF termination – deposit
into TIF fund (Sec. 11-74.4-10)
After TIF termination – “shall continue to be
held by the municipality after the [TIF] has
been terminated” (Sec. 11-74.4-8)
PGAV 15
16. Tell Your Story!
Project Successes
Private Investment Leveraged
Windfall Tax Revenues to All Taxing Bodies
What are Taxing Body’s Plans for Windfall?
Provide to Media
Provide at Final JRB Meeting
Provide to ITIA for Compilation
PGAV 16