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The document is a form (State Form 46062) used for reporting locally assessed personal property not owned by the taxpayer as of March 1 of the current assessment year. It includes instructions for completing the form, which consists of two schedules: Schedule I for property assessed to the owner and Schedule II for property under capital lease. The form requires details such as the name and address of the property owner, location, model number, description, quantity, and cost. It emphasizes confidentiality and includes a verification section for signatures.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Name of person in possession of property' field. Ensure you print or type clearly for accuracy.
Next, enter the 'County' and 'Taxing district' information as required.
Provide your 'FEIN' and complete the address section with your street number, city, state, and ZIP code.
Move on to Schedule I. Here, report all personal property held as of March 1. Fill in details such as 'Name and Address of Owner', 'Location of Property', and 'Model Number and Description'.
For each item listed, indicate the 'Quantity' and 'Cost if known'. Make sure to total these amounts accurately.
Complete the signature section by having an authorized person sign and date the form. Include their title, printed name, telephone number, email address, and fax number if applicable.

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