FL S0260

Requires both the clerk of the value adjustment board and the property appraiser to have available and distribute petition forms prescribed by the Department of Revenue

Allows owners of multiple tangible personal property accounts to file a single joint petition with the value adjustment board if the property appraiser determines the accounts are substantially similar in nature

Mandates that property appraisers include the property record card in the evidence list provided to petitioners at least 7 days before a value adjustment board hearing

Limits filing fees to a single charge per parcel of real property or tangible personal property account regardless of multiple issues or hearings, with joint petition fees capped at $5 per parcel

Effective date of July 1, 2015