Our Attorneys have indicated that during the phase known as "discovery" that follows the filing of our lawsuit, Mr. Brown's attorneys will request a copy of your annual Intangible Tax Returns, or DR 601 G.  This is the same Intangible Tax Return you may have completed and/or filed as recommended by the former tax committee and their attorneys during the improvements taxation litigation.

 

Each named plaintiff should submit a copy of each of your Intangible Tax Returns for 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. (The statue of limitations limits our opponents request to 5 years of returns.)   If you did not own your leasehold property during any of these years, you will only be required to submit copies for those years you owned your leasehold property. For Example:  You purchased your leasehold property in 2004, you will only need to submit copies of your  2004, 2005  and 2006 Intangible Tax Returns.

 

Most leaseholders will not owe any intangible tax on any of the returns for these years.  If the tax is under $60.00; you do not have to pay any tax, but should file the return.  If the tax is greater than $60.00, please be sure that these taxes are paid. 

 

If you did not file your Intangible Tax Return for the years above, the forms are available below.   Recommended answers to the questions on page two of the Intangible Tax Return are given below. 

 

Below are links to the Intangible Tax Returns forms for the years requested:

 

2002 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

2003 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

2004 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

2005 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

2006 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

2007 DR 601 G Intangible Tax Return

 

 

Mail a copy of these completed forms to:

 

NBAITC

P.O.  Box 5415

Navarre, FL 32566-0415

 

SUGGESTED ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS on Page Two of Form DR 601 G (Courtesy of NBLRA Former Tax Committee)

 

 

1a.     Escambia County

1b.     Santa Rosa County

1c.     Your address or lot and block number

2.       Lot and block number

3a.     Lot, house, townhouse, etc.

3b.     All improvements

4a/b   Self Explanatory

4c.     Yes

5a.     Lot, primary residence, secondary residence, etc.

5b.     Indefinite

6a.     Yes

6b.     Yes

6c.     See Public Records or enter your book and page if known

7a.     99 years

7b.     Use February 1956 as the starting year if you don't know the date and year of the first lease on your property

8.       Your Lease Fee

9.       Determined by Santa Rosa County

10.     Yearly

11.     Yes

12a.   Unless you have a business in Florida which is subject to this tax the answer should be “no”.

13.     Leave Blank

14a.   No