Assessors in a sentence

The elected BOE also develops the Assessors’ Handbook, an exhaustive explanation of property tax law for county assessors, their staff, and other interested parties.

Continuous professional development credit points provided through the training contribute to the renewal of professional licenses and keep assessors updated with the latest developments in the field.

County assessors, like all appraisers, use recent sale prices of other, similar properties – so-called comparables – to dial in on real estate value.

Des Thompson of NatureScot discussing the formation of microtopography with the assessors and project team.

Nine county assessors in the Denver metro area on Wednesday that property values increased 35% to 45%.

Some might approve a non-citizen's legal residence property tax application if they have a permanent resident visa or have applied for U.S. citizenship, he said, but other assessors might deny anyone who is not a citizen.

State law requires assessors to value all taxable property at 100% of its true and fair market value in money according to the highest and best use of the property.

The Eco Schools Green Flag Award was presented to the school after assessors claimed staff and pupils were raising “super” awareness of environmental issues, as well as the impact we all have on the planet.

The newly trained members and their assessors after the final practical assessment.

The spike in property valuations, which topped 60% in some pockets of the Front Range, among some assessors in the Denver metro area last week.

The team for external evaluators will comprise two assessors – an MP, MLA or senior officers of various departments – while the other will be either a faculty member, doctor or post graduate students of medical colleges.

They were overseen by assessors from the National Resilience Assurance Team who monitored how the teams interacted and worked together, with their findings reported back to the National Fire Chiefs’ Council.

This legislation would apply only in those counties and not in the 122 that elect county clerks or tax assessors tasked with running elections and handling voter registration.

Under the programme, procuring entities – ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) – will be the assessors and scorers for the contractors and consultants whom they hire.

Assessors should also examine whether the product ends up in groundwater and neighboring areas.

Dr Stefanie Green, founding president of the Canadian Association of MAiD Assessors And Providers, dismissed the suggestion, saying 96% of all people accessing MAiD in Canada had received palliative care.

In fact, several county assessors wanted to assess the taxable possessory interest on the renters, but I convinced them that the correct entity that should be assessed are the property administrators.

It explains that the assessors should consider the claimant's capabilities during the three months before the assessment and in the nine months after.

The assessments are carried out by teams made up of staff and at least two members of the public, known as patient assessors.

The reason for the delay is to give taxing authorities sufficient time to certify their mill levies and to give county assessors more time to gather data.