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Call us at (312) 443-7550 between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Call us at (312) 443-7550. We can mail forms and offer assistance over the phone.
FUNCTIONS: Provides appraisal and assessment to all real properties (taxable and exempt) within the taxing jurisdiction of the city; establishes systematic method of assessment in ance with the rules and regulations issued by the Secretary of Finance.

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Ada County The effective property tax rate here is 0.80%. In urban areas, such as the city of Boise, the average nominal tax rate is, on average, 1.327%. The rural rate is somewhat lower at 0.893%. Keep in mind, however, that those numbers apply to net taxable value in Ada County.
TJ Schemmel currently serves as the Director of Commercial Valuations for the Cook County Assessor. In this role, he oversees the majority of the commercial real estate assessments in Cook County.
For further assistance, call our Taxpayer Services Department at (312) 443-7550.
Where can I get a description of my property that shows the dimensions and boundaries? If your property is a platted lot, you can get a copy of your subdivision plat from our online Property Info and Mapping or at the Land Records counter in the Assessors Office.
The Assessors Office is also available to speak to your organizations, service clubs, and community groups about the assessment process. Please call 206-296-7300 or email us at assessor.info@kingcounty.gov to schedule a presentation on the assessment process.

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