News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

[peter11435]

Wrong. All the taxes, local, county and state went back to them. Under the Reedy Creek District all went to them. It's on the old Reedy Creek District official website

Dude. You really don’t know what you’re talking about. Like at all.

Any county and state taxes went to the county and state. Only taxes collected by RCID go to RCID. Taxes collected by RCID go to municipal infrastructure and services in the district.

 

[GrumpyFan]

Wrong. All the taxes, local, county and state went back to them. Under the Reedy Creek District all went to them. It's on the old Reedy Creek District official website

No, Disney pays taxes to Reedy Creek as well as Orange and Osceola county property taxes and State taxes.

 

[GoofGoof]

Not saying anyone should feel sad for him. Just saying that this happens to any and everyone in public office regardless of how "good" they are.

I don’t disagree. You couldn’t pay me to run for office these days. I think we need better stalking laws in this country. Nothing that ties up the courts just a simple rule like if you call someone to harass them they can punch you in the nose. 1 punch, no weapons,, no arrests.

 

[GoofGoof]

Arriving late. Does anyone know what the board is suing for? What is the legal basis of the lawsuit?

They didn’t specify but mentioned the contract signed by the old board so I assume they are suing to get out of that contract.

 

[Gringrinngghost]

You can go to the Orange Count Tax Collector's website right now and check out the tax bill for any part of Disney property, where it will show you where their their tax payments are routed to.

Just check their yearly lawsuits.

 

[mkt]

This one is so easily proven wrong that it's hilarious.

You can go to the Orange Count Tax Collector's website right now and check out the tax bill for any part of Disney property, where it will show you where their their tax payments are routed to.

Check it out. Here's the property tax bill for Magic Kingdom - just Magic Kingdom Park, not the TTC, not the parking lot.

What's that? 15% of that is going Orange County, plus additional 13% to Orange County Schools.

 

[Gringrinngghost]

What's that? 15% of that is going Orange County, plus additional 13% to Orange County Schools.

 

[GrumpyFan]

Check it out. Here's the property tax bill for Magic Kingdom - just Magic Kingdom Park, not the TTC, not the parking lot.

What's that? 15% of that is going Orange County, plus additional 13% to Orange County Schools.

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Good thing they're in a "special tax district" and get a "tax break". Otherwise they would have to pay their “fair share”.

 

[Patcheslee]

41:38 Ron Peri "I've never sued anybody, I've never been sued" uuuuh

https://courts.delaware.gov/Opinions/Download.aspx?id=290170

 

[mkt]

Just check their yearly lawsuits.

Yep.

They sue and get a little bit of what they paid back. But the county still ends up ahead.

 

[WDWHero]

I can't find it in this thread, but can someone tell me what taxes the businesses at Disney Springs pay that would be affected by RCID raising taxes?

 

[TestTrack]

I really wish @seascape in that video would have said after he voiced his opinion that "I fully expect to receive notice that the taxes have been increased on DVC properties owned by users active on the WDWmagic forum who's name's reference water"

You know....laws not targeted to any one person in particular....just a happy coincidence.

 

[MagicHappens1971]

I can't find it in this thread, but can someone tell me what taxes the businesses at Disney Springs pay that would be affected by RCID raising taxes?

I'm not sure exactly, but it was clarified that technically they are raising taxes that Disney will pass on to these businesses as per their lease agreements.

 

[wdwmagic]

41:38 Ron Peri "I've never sued anybody, I've never been sued" uuuuh

https://courts.delaware.gov/Opinions/Download.aspx?id=290170

Why am I not surprised

 

[Figgy1]

Yep.

They sue and get a little bit of what they paid back. But the county still ends up ahead.

As do many, many, many, many land/house owners all over the country

 

[Figgy1]

Why am I not surprised

Jinx

 

[mj135]

Blogmickey article says to "uphold and enforce the Board’s April 26th, 2023 legislative findings"

DeSantis' Oversight District Announces New Lawsuit Against Walt Disney World

The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District has approved a lawsuit against Walt Disney World in Central Florida state court

blogmickey.com

The Board is too late. Disney will ask for the cases combined in the federal court where their suit was filed and the federal court will likely agree given "diversity jurisdiction (i.e. Disney is likely organized in California) and the significant federal questions/issues involved ( 1st Amendment and Contract Clause). DeSantis is pushing a loosing position.

 

[seascape]

We are leaving Boardwalk tomorrow. I also guess there is no hiding anymore. After several interviews by different tv stations and wife shopping at DS we are off to AK for the rest of the day.

 

[lazyboy97o]

I can't find it in this thread, but can someone tell me what taxes the businesses at Disney Springs pay that would be affected by RCID raising taxes?

Property taxes are often paid by the tenant in a commercial lease.

 

[Figgy1]

We are leaving Boardwalk tomorrow. I also guethere is no hiding anymore. After several interviews by different tv stations and wife shopping at DS we are off to AK for the rest of the day.

Have the best day ever!!!!!!!!!!!! PS You've earned yourself a couple of Lost on Safaris at Dawa.