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Reviewing Your Value

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Reviewing Your Value

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  1. To insert your company logo on this slide • From the Insert Menu • Select “Picture” • Locate your logo file • Click OK • To resize the logo • Click anywhere inside the logo. The boxes that appear outside the logo are known as “resize handles.” • Use these to resize the object. • If you hold down the shift key before using the resize handles, you will maintain the proportions of the object you wish to resize. APPEALS Reviewing Your Value Bill Staples Pima County Assessor How To See If You Are Being Valued Fairly And What To Do About It

  2. Full Cash Value Look At Your Value • Find the current Full Cash Value on the NOTICE OF VALUATION you received before March 1st • This is the Assessor’s opinion of what your property would sell for today • This value assumes a sale for “cash” (which is why it’s called the Full Cash Value) and it doesn’t include “personal property,” like furniture, carpet or drapes • Is the Assessor right? -- or is your value too high or unfair compared to your neighbors?

  3. How You Can Tell Check our reports using your parcel number (Parcel ID) • First, see if we have your property listed correctly (square footage, year of construction, carport / garage -- and so on)make a note of any errors you find • Second, look for properties in your area which are comparable and have sold recentlycompare your value to the sales (the level of value) compare your value to the comparable properties (the fairness, or “equity” of value) • If our listing is correct, and if the value is accurate and fair, there In no need for you to take any action

  4. Classification Every property is assigned to a Legislative Class based on its use: Class 1 Commercial or Industrial Class 2 Vacant Land / Agricultural / Miscellaneous Class 3 Owner-Occupied Homes Class 4 Rented Residential (Apartments and Rentals) Class 6 Historic Homes Do we have you assigned to the correct class?

  5. PETITION FOR REVIEW • After you’ve examined our records, and believe our Full Cash Value is wrong or inequitable, you can then file a Petition for Review (Form 130) • Include as much supporting information as possible • If you wish, mark the box on the form requesting a meeting (we’ll mail you notice of when and where to meet with an appraiser) • PETITIONS MUST BE FILED WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR NOTICE • The Assessor must send you a written decision by August 15th • If you are dissatisfied with the Assessor’s decision, you may appeal to the State Board of Equalization

  6. PLEASE REMEMBER We are appraisers. Our job is to determine the current market value of your property under the law. We will make every effort to do this properly and to consider any information you give us relevant to value. But we cannot consider the burden of taxation in making decisions nor adjust values for the purpose of reducing your taxes.

  7. DID YOU KNOW? Arizona has property tax EXEMPTIONS for: • widows and widowers • disabled persons • churches and charitable organizations You must meet certain income and valuation requirements to qualify. For more information, call our EXEMPTION SECTION at (520) 243-6260.

  8. PERSONAL PROPERTY Certain types of movable property are subject to taxation: MANUFACTURED HOMES (Mobile Homes) BUSINESS PROPERTY (fixtures and equipment used in business) For information, call (520) 740-8231

  9. HOW TO REACH US You can visit or write us at: PIMA COUNTY ASSESSOR 115 N CHURCH AVE TUCSON, AZ 85701 Our Public Service phone number is (520) 740-8630 On the World Wide Web, we are HTTP://WWW.ASR.CO.PIMA.AZ.US

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