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Discussion Materials Confidential | January 2017 Matt Adams, Managing Director ALABAMA PUBLIC FINANCE Matt.adams@raymondjames.com 1-800-753-6619 205-802-4275 (direct) 30 YEAR AAA TAX EXEMPT RATES SINCE SEPTEMBER 20, 2016 3.50 3.25 3.00


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Discussion Materials Confidential | January 2017

ALABAMA PUBLIC FINANCE 1-800-753-6619

Matt Adams, Managing Director Matt.adams@raymondjames.com 205-802-4275 (direct)

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30 YEAR AAA TAX EXEMPT RATES SINCE SEPTEMBER 20, 2016

1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 3.00 3.25 3.50 30 Year Tax Exempt Rates

Since Pricing on September 20, 2016 30 Year = +0.73%

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LOCAL REVENUES FOR BOE ISSUERS IN ALABAMA

  • Board’s of Education in Alabama are primarily funded on the local level by either sales

taxes or ad valorem taxes.

  • Ad valorem taxes may be levied on a county wide or district wide basis.
  • If levied by the County, a county wide election would be needed to levy additional

taxes (not to be confused with renewing existing taxes) to support additional debt.

  • If levied district wide, an election would be needed in the district.
  • Ad valorem tax increases may require legislative action in Montgomery to provide

Constitutional authority for a tax.

  • Sales taxes may be levied by the City and used for educational purposes.
  • A sales tax would need to be approved by a vote of the City Council.
  • Generally, no referendum would be needed for an increase of sales taxes by the

City Council.

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SUMMARY OF LOCAL REVENUES

Summary of Local Revenues Tax 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 25.6 Mill City-Levied Tax(1) $15,178,026 $15,366,054 $14,760,692 $15,251,785 $16,050,047 15.1 Mill District Tax 8,877,207 9,050,362 8,979,548 9,527,092 9,460,339 3.15 Mill City-Levied Tax(1) 1,873,923 1,916,271 2,476,889 2,551,013 1,977,561 8.2 Mill Countywide Tax 4,897,769 4,549,147 4,878,238 5,168,975 5,139,433 1/12 of 30% of $0.03 Sales Tax 275,656 242,894 269,736 310,193 299,706 Total $31,102,581 $31,124,728 $31,365,103 $32,809,058 $32,927,086

(1) The Special Taxes pledged for payment of the principal of and interest on the 2016 Warrants.

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COVERAGE ANALYSIS WITH AD VALOREM TAX

Debt Service Coverage Analysis – Ad Valorem Taxes Tax Existing Debt Service New Debt Service Total Tax Received in 2015 Debt Coverage Short of 1.50x coverage 28.75 Mill City-Levied Tax(1) $4,399,425 $4,000,000 $18,027,608 2.14x n/a 15.1 Mill District Tax

  • 0-

4,000,000 9,460,339 2.36x n/a 8.2 Mill Countywide Tax

  • 0-

4,000,000 5,139,433 1.28x 860,567

(1) The Special Taxes pledged for payment of the principal and interest on the 2016 Warrants.

Debt Service Coverage Analysis with Operating Cost – Ad Valorem Taxes Tax Existing Debt Service New Debt Service Operating Cost Total Tax Received in 2015 Debt Coverage Short of 1.50x coverage 28.75 Mill City-Levied Tax(1) $4,399,425 $4,000,000 $8,000,000 $18,027,608 1.09x $6,571,529 15.1 Mill District Tax

  • 0-

4,000,000 8,000,000 9,460,339 0.78x 8,539,661 8.2 Mill Countywide Tax

  • 0-

4,000,000 8,000,000 5,139,433 0.43x 12,860,567

(1) The Special Taxes pledged for payment of the principal and interest on the 2016 Warrants.

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AD VALOREM TAX OVERVIEW

  • Ad valorem taxes are levied at different assessment ratios of the fair market value

depending on the type of property.

  • Property in Alabama is divided into four classes of property:
  • Class I – Utilities
  • Class II – Business and Commercial (and all other property not otherwise

classified)

  • Class III – Agricultural, forest and single-family owner occupied residential property
  • Class IV – Motor Vehicles (individual use)
  • Generally, millage levied must be authorized by the Constitution of the State of

Alabama.

  • County wide ad valorem taxes are levied and split on an ADM basis, while district ad

valorem taxes stay in the district in which they are levied.

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HOW MUCH ADDITIONAL MILLAGE OR SALES TAX WOULD BE NEEDED?

Ad Valorem Tax Increase Example

Approximate Value of 1 Mill Debt Service Operations Total (not including coverage) Millage Needed with no coverage Millage Needed with 1.2x coverage Millage Needed with 1.5x coverage $626,954 $4,000,000 $8,000,000 $12,000,000 19.14 22.97 28.71

Sales Tax Increase Example

Approximate Value of 1₵ Debt Service Operations Total (not including coverage) Increase Needed with no coverage Increase Needed with 1.2x coverage Increase Needed with 1.5x coverage $3,007,752 $4,000,000 $8,000,000 $12,000,000 3.99₵ 4.79₵ 5.99₵

  • A 20 mill increase on a $300,000 house equals $600 annually.