CITY AUDITOR DUTIES
PAY TAXES
REGISTER RENTAL PROPERTIES
Tina Nolan's duties as the City Auditor include:
Preparation and Submission of Annual Budget and Capital Plan:
She prepares and submits the annual budget and capital plan to the City Council.
Attendance at Council Meetings:
Nolan attends all council meetings, takes part in discussions, but does not vote.
Submission of Reports:
She submits a fiscal year ending Annual Report to the Council and makes and submits other required reports concerning the finances of the City.
Financial Advisory Role:
Nolan keeps the Council fully advised about the financial condition and future needs of the City.
Collaboration with External Agencies:
She works with the Regional Income Tax Agency on the processing and collection of City Income Tax, processes utility payments, and collaborates with the State Auditor’s Office on yearly audits and the annual financial statement.
Financial Transactions:
Nolan processes all receipts and expenses of the city, as well as payroll and benefits of city employees 1.
These duties are crucial in ensuring the financial stability and transparency of the City of Belpre.
PAY TAXES
For local help with city income tax issues call RITA at 800-860-7482.
To download individual and business income tax forms or to pay online.
Beginning January 1, 2012 the City of Belpre will use the services the Regional Income Tax Agency (also known as R.I.T.A.) whom provides services to collect income tax for over 200 municipalities in the State of Ohio.
“The mission of the Regional Income Tax Agency is to provide member communities with high quality, cost effective municipal services. We strive to service member municipalities with integrity and their taxpayers in a professional, courteous, and responsive manner.”
THE REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
In 1971, thirty-eight municipalities joined together to organize a Regional Council of Governments (RCOG) to administer tax collection and enforcement concerns facing the cities and villages. Today R.I.T.A. serves as the income tax collection agency for over 200 municipalities throughout the State of Ohio. Refer to the R.I.T.A. Map page to view the list of current municipalities.
Each member municipality appoints its own delegate to the RCOG. Each delegate has one vote on every item that comes before the RCOG, including electing the Officers of the Council of Governments and the R.I.T.A. Board of Trustees. Regardless of the population or tax collections of member municipalities, each member of the RCOG has an equal say in the operations of the Regional Income Tax Agency.
THE R.I.T.A BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
R.I.T.A. is governed by a board of nine trustees elected by the Regional Council of Governments. Trustees are elected for staggered three year terms.
Currently, the R.I.T.A. Board of Trustees consists of elected officials and government administrators from R.I.T.A. municipalities. All R.I.T.A. Board members serve on a voluntary basis and meet at least once a month to establish, review, and maintain general operation policies for R.I.T.A. The members of the Board of Trustees appoint the Executive Director, who is responsible for the staffing and operations of the Agency.
REGISTER PROPERTY RENTALS
Coming Soon