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The document provides instructions for filing a Personal Property Petition with the Board of Property Tax Appeals in Oregon for the 2005-2006 tax year. It outlines the process to request a reduction in the taxable value of personal property, including definitions of key terms such as Real Market Value (RMV), Maximum Assessed Value (MAV), and Assessed Value (AV). The document details eligibility criteria for petitioners, necessary documentation, appeal rights, and deadlines for submission. It emphasizes the importance of providing evidence to support claims and includes specific instructions on completing the petition form.

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Begin by filling out the 'Petitioner' section (Lines 1-10). Indicate whether you are the owner or a person obligated to pay taxes, and provide your name, contact information, and mailing address.
In the 'Authorized Representative' section (Lines 11-21), if applicable, enter details about your representative. Ensure they meet the legal requirements for representation.
For 'Attendance at Hearing' (Line 22), check the box if you do not wish to appear in person. Otherwise, leave it unchecked to schedule a hearing.
Complete the 'Property Information' section (Lines 23-26) by providing your assessor’s account number and property type.
In the 'Real Market Value' section (Lines 27-31), specify the values you are appealing and what you believe your property is worth.
Provide evidence of property value in Lines 33-36. Attach any necessary documentation that supports your appeal.
Finally, sign and date the petition in the 'Declaration and Signature' section (Lines 37-38) before submitting it through our platform.

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How to appeal personal property tax in Missouri?

You must file your appeal on State Tax Commission forms which you can obtain by calling or writing to the Commission. Forms may also be downloaded from the Commissions website,stc.mo.gov. Fill out the form completely and attach a copy of the decision of your Board of Equalization, if such was available to you.

What is the success rate of property tax appeals?

Assessed values can be disputed by property owners, and some estimates show that property-tax appeals have a 40% to 60% success rate and result in a 10% to 15% reduction in taxes.

What is the best evidence to protest property taxes?

The best type of documents is usually estimates for repairs from contractors and photographs of physical problems. All documentation should be signed and attested. This means you must furnish documented evidence of your propertys needs.

What is General statutes 12 117a in CT?

In 2022, Connecticut enacted a revision to General Statutes 12-117a(a)(2), requiring that property owners appealing property assessed at $1 million or more file with the court an appraisal completed by an individual or company licensed to perform real estate appraisals in the state within 120 days of filing a tax