COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS Sample Clauses

The 'Completion of Assessment Roll and Reports' clause establishes the obligation to finalize and deliver official records and documentation related to property assessments. Typically, this clause outlines the timeline and standards for preparing the assessment roll, which lists properties and their assessed values, as well as any required supporting reports. By specifying these requirements, the clause ensures that all relevant parties have access to accurate and timely assessment information, thereby supporting transparency and compliance with legal or contractual obligations.
COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS. The Assessor shall be responsible for the proper completion of the assessment roll in accordance with current statutes and the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual. The Assessor shall provide final assessment figures for each property to the Municipality, and the roll shall be totaled to exact balance. Assessor shall prepare and submit all reports required of the Assessor by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue; postage and mailing services are at the Assessor’s expense.
COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS. Assessor shall be responsible for the proper completion of the assessment roll in accordance with current statutes and the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual. Roll transmittal and reception must be made and maintained in accordance with Chapter 5 of the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual, as amended each year, and follow any County or Municipality prescribed business formats as provided under Wis. Stat. § 70.09(3)(c). Assessor shall provide final assessment figures for each property to Municipality, and the roll shall be totaled to exact balance. Assessor shall timely prepare and submit all reports required of the Assessor by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue including: Municipal Assessment Report (MAR) and The Annual Assessment Report (AAR). Assessor shall follow the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) as required by the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual. Assessor shall prepare and submit the Agricultural Land Conversion Charge form to the County as required. Postage is at the Municipality’s expense.
COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS. Accurate shall be responsible for the proper completion of the assessment roll in accordance with current statutes and the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual. Final assessment figures for each property and the roll totaled to exact balance shall be provided by the Assessor to the Town and Columbia County. Accurate shall prepare and submit the Assessor’s Final Report, all TID Reports and Computer Exemption Reports to the appropriate Department of Revenue district office.
COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS a. Review the data on each property and calculate new values according to sales models during the revaluation. b. Action shall be responsible for the proper completion of the assessment roll in accordance with current statutes and the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual and Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice. c. Final assessment figures for each property shall be provided by Action to the Client, and the roll shall be totaled to exact balance. d. Action shall prepare and submit the Municipal Assessment Report, Annual Assessors Report and Computer Exemption Report to the appropriate Department of Revenue district office. e. For the valuation of Real Property, Commercial Property, and Personal Property Action shall use Market Drive CAMA software. All records shall be updated and maintained through the use of this application. f. A copy of Market Drive is available to the Client at no additional charge.

Related to COMPLETION OF ASSESSMENT ROLL AND REPORTS

  • Review of assessment The assessment of the applicable percentage should be subject to annual review or earlier on the basis of a reasonable request for such a review. The process of review shall be in accordance with the procedures for assessing capacity under the Supported Wage System.

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