The total amount of money to be raised from property owners. Money coming into the county budget to pay for services. Sometimes used to refer to all revenue sources that don't include property taxes. The money can only be used for that purpose. A form of debt, like a mortgage, that is long-term.
Municipalities use serial bonds to borrow for long-term capital projects.
The amount expended by the county to pay for goods and services. County money for spending comes from real property taxes, state and federal aid, fees, and grants. The annual auction at which the county sells property it has taken for delinquent taxes. The value determined by local assessors on real property minus exemptions. Consists of interest earned on county investments and rental of property and equipment.