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This publication describes what you should do before you appeal, the role of your local appeals board, and the steps required to file and present a residential assessment appeal. Only the …
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Each change of ownership or completion of construction generates a separate supplemental assessment which becomes a lien on the real property. Events that occur between January 1 …
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Unlike real property, the annual assessment for most types of personal property is calculated by the Assessor from a business personal property statement (“Form 571L”) that the Taxpayer is …
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