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District 105 Finances

District 105 Finances

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Here you can find District 105 Financial information such as:

  • Annual Budget 
  • Accounts Payable Ledger
  • Finance Department contacts

 

Steven J. Smidl - Director of Business Services/CSBO     

  • The Board of Education of School District 105 adopted the Prevailing Wage Resolution at the Board meeting on June 25, 2018.  Below is the link to the Department of Labor with the list of current Prevailing Wage Rates.

  • Obtaining Your 1095

     

    • The recent Paperwork Burden Reduction Act (H.R.3797) expands existing IRS rules that excuse employers from having to mail paper copies of Forms 1095-B or 1095-C to all employees, provided your employer website contains a “clear and conspicuous notice” that employees may receive paper copies upon request.

      All current employees may obtain their 1095, digitally, through the Employee Portal in Skyward via Google Login. For any former employee that wishes to receive a 1095-C for your tax records, please contact Pam Pondel in the district office for a printed copy.

      Remember, your 1095 does not impede your ability to complete your federal and state tax returns. 

  • FY20 Contracts Exceeding $25,000

    FY19 Contracts Exceeding $25,000

  • Salaries

     

  • Tax Levy

    A tax levy is the amount of money requested by a school district from taxpayers through local property taxes.

    A tax extension is the total property tax billings on the district's behalf. In other words, the extension is how much money the district is actually entitled to receive per the calculations from the County Clerk.

    Budgeted revenues can be broken into three major categories: local, state, and federal. For District 105, the district receives more revenue through local taxes than it does from state or federal sources. These local revenues must be requested, or levied, in specific ways in order to direct funds appropriately for specific expenses (e.g., special education, transportation, maintenance).

    The County Clerk reviews this request, as well as estimated property values from the County Assessor's office, and makes a determination as to the amount of local revenue the district may receive. This information is then used for budgeting revenues in the upcoming year.

    Publication Notice of 2024 Public Hearing of Tax Levy

    2024 Tax Levy Presentation

    2024 Aggregated Tentative Tax Levy