Exchange of Information with Property Tax Assessor
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Exchange of Information with Property Tax Assessor
In an Exchange of Information, both you and the assessor trade the information thatwill be presented at the hearing.
Either you or the assessor may request a formalexchange of information.
If you initiate an exchange of information, you should submit your request to theclerk of your appeals board or the assessor in writing prior to 30 days before the start of yourhearing. In your request, you should include your opinion of value and the data thatsupports your opinion of value.
The assessor’s staff must respond to your request at least 15 days prior to the hearing with their opinion of value and their supportingdata. This allows you to review the assessor’s information, which can help youcontest the evidence that the assessor will present.
If the assessor initiates an exchange of information, you must respond to theassessor’s request at least 15 days prior to the hearing with your opinion of valueand your supporting data.Note: The assessor may request an exchange of information if the assessed value ofyour property is at least $100,000. You may request an exchange of informationregardless of the value of your property.
At an appeal hearing following an exchange of information, the only admissibleevidence that can be considered is the information that was exchanged and any newmaterial related to that information.
If either party introduces such new informationat the hearing, the other party, upon request, shall be granted a continuance of thehearing for a reasonable period of time in order to prepare a response.
Note: Some counties have adopted local rules of notice and procedures related to exchanges of information. Contact the clerk of your appeals board for information
