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  • Posted in: General GFOA Forum

    Thank you Nathaniel. ------------------------------ Jessica Garza Assistant Director County of El Paso - Budget & Fiscal Policy El Paso TX ------------------------------

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    RE: Energy Tax Credit

    Posted in: General GFOA Forum

    No we have not received payment either. Our forms were mailed in the end of July. Also my manager is trying to get registered to use the system and after 2 months has not had a response to her registration or responses to any inquiries. ------------------------------ ...

  • Posted in: General GFOA Forum

    Here you go! ------------------------------ Nathanael Plaizier Finance Director Centerville City Corporation Centerville UT ------------------------------

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    RE: Energy Tax Credit

    Posted in: General GFOA Forum

    Has anyone received their credit payment? We haven't had any communication since our submittal, haven't received payment, and are having a difficult time getting an update. ------------------------------ Ashley Simpson Deputy Chief of Finance Lexington-Fayette ...

  • Posted in: General GFOA Forum

    Hi Christina, We are a small, rural County as well, about 700 employees. We recently hired a consultant to provide a review of our internal cost allocation and update our methodology. Our IT allocation now uses 3 metrics; support ticket requests, total ...

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