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Town of Taber audit briefs
Posted on May 20, 2020 by Taber TimesPoll
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The following are selected briefs of the Town of Taber 2019 Audited Financial Statements that were approved unanimously by town council at their April 27 meeting. Coun. Louie Tams was absent.
Financial Assets: $21,180,133 Liabilities: $16,329,247, Long-Term Debt: $8,381,369
Revenue: $24,084,647, Fines: $558,473, Franchise and Concession Contracts: $1,899,236 Expenses: $25,919,281
Taxation: $12,074,806 Requisition: $2,824,334, Alberta School Foundation Fund: $2,389,614, Holy Spirit School Division: $330,647, Taber and District Housing Authority: $104,073
Salaries, Wages and Benefits: $11,510,861
Council Salary and Benefits Disclosure: Mayor Andrew Prokop ($49,349), Coun. Jack Brewin ($27,769), Coun. Joe Strojwas ($26,664), Coun. Garth Bekkering ($27,039), Coun. Louie Tams ($29,422), Coun. Carly Firth ($27,832), and Coun. Mark Garner ($27,575), CAO Cory Armfelt ($214,815).
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