March Tax Madness

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  1. 4. The Taxes are Paid to Date is to be set up as XX0531 if the Realty Tax Form says the customer is paying the ____ bill.
  2. 6. Spreading tax deficits across ____ tax collection years is subject to approval by the Escrow Department.
  3. 7. If a client is approved to pay their own taxes and their tax account has a ____ balance, the ____ must be cleared before the tax account can be closed
  4. 9. The tax department sends out ____ reminder letters each year.
  5. 10. Clients in New Brunswick have thirty days to send an ____ bill otherwise the original tax bill will be paid in full.
  6. 11. Province which has two tax relief programs called Residential Property Tax Credit & Property Tax Allowance.
  7. 13. The tax account earns an interest rate of .10% on balances and charges ____ plus 2.00% on deficits.
  8. 15. When a client is paying out their mortgage the tax account balance will be applied as a ____ to the mortgage balance.
  9. 17. If the customer is responsible for taxes and has not paid for 1 to 3 years, the city will inform First National that a ____ may be placed on the property.
  10. 20. If a client lives in British Columbia and they change their mailing address, the grant options, ____ status on the account and tax component must be reviewed and possibly adjusted.
  11. 21. a signed agreement between the client and First National outlining that First National will administer the property taxes on the customer’s behalf.
  12. 22. Tax components are calculated based on a collection year that runs from the current final bill date to the next ____ bill date.
  13. 25. Clients in BC can _____ apply for the previous years homeowners grant up until December 31 of the current year.
  14. 26. Customers who pay property taxes directly to the city are to provide proof of payment each year to First National. Follow up letters are sent to customers with a LTV of ____ percent and above only.
  15. 28. Depending on the municipality, the cities can send anywhere from one to ____ bills annually.
  16. 29. Upon closing the tax account this will be refunded by direct deposit, unless the client sends in a request to have the balance applied towards their mortgage principal or next mortgage payment(s)
  17. 30. When the city or municipality does not offer PAP/TIPPS, the client must be with First National for ____ year(s) with good payment history in order to close the tax account
Down
  1. 1. Province that does NOT offer a tax payment plan.
  2. 2. If the client lives in British Columbia, the tax account is set up with a ____ Grant if the client is under the age of 65 and lives in the property.
  3. 3. Another name for a supplementary bill.
  4. 4. Clients with ____ mortgages and a LTV ratio above 80% must pay taxes through First National unless on payment plan through the city.
  5. 5. First National does not pay ____ Taxes in Quebec
  6. 8. If the client lives in British Columbia an ____ Grant if the client is over the age of 65 and lives in the property.
  7. 12. When a customer receives a _____ bill, they must forward a copy to First National for payment.
  8. 14. If the bill is due within two months from the date of _____, First National will not have enough time to collect all the funds required to pay this bill.
  9. 16. Clients with a ____ loan or a LTV ratio below 80% can pay taxes to the municipality directly
  10. 18. If First National is paying the customer's taxes, and the municipality splits a bill into installments the total of the bill will be paid on the ____ due date.
  11. 19. If a homeowner fails to pay their ____ bills, the city will transfer the outstanding balance to their property tax account.
  12. 23. If the city refuses to send copies of the bill to First National, the administrator will send Bill ____ Letters directly to the homeowners.
  13. 24. There are no ____ of tax account funds on Not Yet Assessed accounts unless approved by management
  14. 27. It is estimated that taxes increase by ____ percent each year due to standard inflation.