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FL S0836
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires petitions to the value adjustment board to identify property by parcel number and contain the taxpayer's estimated market value as of January 1 of the current year.
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Mandates petitions include the approximate time needed to present the case, disclosure of whether the petitioner is an agent with power of attorney documentation, and a written declaration made under penalties of perjury.
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For properties purchased within 3 calendar years prior to the current year, petitions must include purchase price, purchase date, mortgage amounts, and insurance coverage information.
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Requires petitions to describe property characteristics including age, condition, square footage of buildings, property use, and lease terms and conditions.
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Clarifies that participation in informal conferences with the property appraiser is not a prerequisite for administrative or judicial review of assessments.
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Changes the property appraiser's evidence disclosure deadline from "no later than 7 days" to "at least 7 days" before hearing.
Legislative Description
Ad Valorem Tax Assessments [WPSC]
Last Action
Died in Committee on Community Affairs
4/30/2010