Monthly Financial Statements

Financials

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (Audit)

• Audit Fiscal Year 2002
• Audit Fiscal Year 2003
• Audit Fiscal Year 2004
• Audit Fiscal Year 2005
• Audit Fiscal Year 2006
• Audit Fiscal Year 2007
• Audit Fiscal Year 2008
• Audit Fiscal Year 2009
• Audit Fiscal Year 2010

ADOPTED ANNUAL BUDGETS

Click on the following links to see the individual budgets for each of the fiscal years listed.

• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2001
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2002
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2003
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2004
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2005
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2006
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2007
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2008
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2009
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2010
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2011 - 2011 Final Budget Book
• Adopted Budget Fiscal Year 2012

Fiscal Year 2011 Budget Presentations
Presentation 1-Budget Meeting/TRIM PowerPoint Presentation July 15, 2010
Fiscal Year 2011 Budget Workshop PowerPoint Presentation August 12, 2010
Fiscal Year 2011 1st Budget Meeting Presentation - September 7, 2010
Fiscal Year 2011 2nd Budget Meeting Presentation - September 20, 2010

Accounts Payable

Vendors, suppliers, contractors and the Council are paid monthly by our Accounts Payable Department.

Accounts Receivable

All services performed by the Town for individuals are paid to the Accounts Receivable Department. Such services may be for paper copies of documents, copies of CDs, purchasing Town merchandise, and other services offered through our contractors. Certain vendors, such as The Mellgren Planning Group, collect checks for the Town for various permitting, planning and zoning services. ALL Checks or Money Orders MUST be made out to the "Town of Southwest Ranches" . Cash is accepted for merchandise under $20. Exact change only. Thank you.

Current Local Taxes

The following are the major Town taxes for fiscal year 2009 - 2010.

Sales Tax - The State of Florida has a 6.0% sales tax which the town receives a portion. In addition, the Town receives revenue sharing funds from the State for cigarette taxes, motor fuel, alcohol and beverage licenses, and mobile home licenses. Broward County assesses an additional 2 cents motor fuel tax which is shared with the local governments.

Ad Valorem Taxes/Property Taxes: $3.9404 per $1,000 of taxable value

To learn more about how your taxes are disbursed to different agencies, how to pay them, who assesses your property value, how to get a Homestead Exemption and more, please contact the Broward County Property Appraiser by Clicking Here !