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The North Carolina Tax Collectors’ Association is a professional organization made of tax revenue directors and personnel representing counties and municipalities from all over the state of North Carolina. Learn more about NCTCA.
 

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2013 Spring Conference

The 2013 NCTCA Spring Conference will be held April 17-19th and the Educational Workshops/Seminars are scheduled for April 15-18th. NCTCA has scheduled several interesting and informative sessions that will provide an excellent opportunity to learn. We welcome and encourage your participation!

Are you retiring?

It’s that time of year that the Resolution Committee asks for names of members to honor at the Spring Conference by way of a Resolution.  

Nominations open for awards to be given at Spring Conference

The NCTCA Awards Committee will now accept nominations for the Tax Collector of the Year and the Outstanding Tax Employee of the Year awards.  As specified in Article VIII, Section 5, of the NCTCA Constitution, the Awards Committee will consider the following qualifications of the candidates when screening the nomination submittals:
 
Tax Collector of the Year

NCTCA Dues for 2013

Since it is budget preparation time, we would like to remind everyone of the change in NCTCA dues.  The following dues will  be included on the NCTCA conference registration form as they have been in the past.
$40 Tax Collector
$15 All other active staff
$15 Associate members and vendors

IAAO Scholarships

With diminishing budget resources each year, consider resources provided by the IAAO in pursuing IAAO educational opportunities and events. Several different scholarships exist and may be awarded to those that demonstrate financial need. Would you like to attend this year’s IAAO conference or take an IAAO class but have been unable to secure funds?  Submit a scholarship application. 
 
For more information, visit http://www.iaao.org/sitePages.cfm?Page=118.

2012 Annual Continuing Education Report Requirements

It's time to report annual continuing education. Please use the new 2011-2012 NCTCA Continuing Education Reporting form.

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