Tax Allocation District (TAD)

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A Tax Allocation District (TAD) is a designated area where future increases in property tax revenues are earmarked to finance redevelopment and infrastructure projects within that district.

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Tax Allocation District 1
Tax Allocation District (TAD) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic development instrument
public finance tool
tax increment financing mechanism
alsoKnownAs TAD
tax allocation district (TAD)
tax increment district
tax increment financing district
benefit can accelerate infrastructure delivery
can leverage private investment with public financing
can redevelop blighted or underutilized properties
coreConcept future increases in property tax revenues are captured
incremental tax revenue above a base year is earmarked
incremental tax revenue is used to finance infrastructure
incremental tax revenue is used to finance redevelopment
effectOnTaxingBodies base year tax revenues continue to flow to taxing jurisdictions
incremental revenues are diverted to the TAD fund
finances public facilities related to redevelopment
public infrastructure such as parks
public infrastructure such as roads
public infrastructure such as sidewalks
public infrastructure such as utilities
site preparation and environmental remediation
fundingMechanism issuance of tax allocation bonds
pay-as-you-go reimbursement from tax increment
pledging tax increment to repay debt
hasComponent base year property tax value
financing plan
geographically defined district boundary
redevelopment plan
tax increment (growth in tax revenue over base)
hasPurpose increase property values within the district
promote economic development
revitalize blighted or underdeveloped areas
stimulate private investment
support infrastructure improvements
support redevelopment projects
legalBasis state enabling legislation
relatedConcept Tax Increment Financing
redevelopment district
urban renewal area
requires adoption of a redevelopment plan
designation of district boundaries
establishment of a base year tax value
local government approval
revenueSource incremental city property tax revenues
incremental county property tax revenues (where authorized)
incremental school district property tax revenues (where authorized)
property tax increment within the district
risk future tax revenues are pledged and may reduce flexibility
potential impact on overlapping taxing jurisdictions
projected tax increment may not materialize
typicalDuration multi-year period
often 20 to 30 years
usedInJurisdiction Atlanta
surface form: City of Atlanta

Georgia
surface form: State of Georgia

United States of America
surface form: United States

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Atlanta BeltLine fundingMechanism Tax Allocation District (TAD)
TAD standsFor Tax Allocation District (TAD)
this entity surface form: Tax Allocation District