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Put simply, appraisals (which are based on recent sale prices of properties in your area and other factors) are used to determine your homes actual value. Assessments are relative measures of value that indicate how this same property will be taxed by the government instead.
SCAR stands for Small Claims Assessment Review and refers to the process which allows owner-occupants of residential property to file a court case to challenge a tax assessment.
The assessed value of a home is a yearly estimation of your homes worth, determined by your tax districts municipal property assessor. Local tax officials use this value to calculate the property taxes you pay on your home each year.
Market value is how much a property would sell for under normal conditions. Assessments are determined by the assessor, a local official who estimates the value of all real property in a community.
Tax assessment: A tax assessment is a value attached to your real property and business personal property by the local government, specifically for the purpose of levying and collecting tax money thats used to support your community. The value will be based on the jurisdiction youre in.
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A home assessment means the value of the home as determined by the local assessor for the purpose of determining property taxes. Home assessments are not the same as appraisals, which are instead conducted by private, licensed appraisers.
The assessed value, or tax-assessed value, is a propertys determined valuation to calculate the appropriate property tax rates. An assessment considers sales of similar homes, square footage, current real estate market conditions and home inspection findings in its final determinations.
Use your homes market value and multiply it by the assessment rate (a fixed percentageusually 80% to 90%set by your local or state government to determine your property tax). For example, say the market value of your home is $150,000 and the assessment rate for your county is 80%.

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