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The document is an Objection Form for Real Property Assessment in Wisconsin, outlining the process for property owners to formally contest their property's assessed value. It details the necessary information required from the property owner or their agent, including property details, reasons for objection, and evidence supporting the claim. The form emphasizes that only sworn oral testimony regarding property value will be considered by the Board of Review and provides guidelines on acceptable evidence.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your name and contact information in the designated fields. If you are using an agent, include their details as well.
Provide the property address and legal description or parcel number from the current assessment roll.
Fill in the total property assessments and explain why you believe this assessed value is incorrect.
Indicate your opinion of the taxable value of the property as of January 1 of the year being appealed, including any necessary breakdowns for acreage.
Check the method of acquisition for your property and provide relevant dates and prices.
If applicable, describe any improvements made to the property since acquisition, including costs and labor considerations.
Answer questions regarding past listings or appraisals of the property, providing details as requested.
List any Board of Review members you wish to be removed from your hearing if applicable.
Finally, estimate how long you expect the hearing will take and sign at the bottom before submitting your form.

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