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Are churches and not-for-profit organizations required to file a return for personal property?
Yes. The same deadline applies.
Who owns the property at a specific address?
To determine current ownership of property please try GIS Online. The information available here is the most current.
Where and when do I file a tax return on my business personal property?
Filing of forms 103 and 104 are required by May 15th of each year and are filed with the Township Trustee in the township in which the property is located.
Is there any way I can reduce my taxes?
What are Sales Disclosures and how are they used?
A sales disclosure is a form that is completed for all property transfers and must be filed when the transfer is recorded.
When and where do I pay my property taxes?
Tax bills are sent to you or your designee (such as your mortgage company) by the Treasurer’s Office and can be paid directly to that office.
Who is ultimately responsible for the value placed on my Real Property?
The State Legislature enacts property tax laws while the DLGF (Department of Local Government Finance) interprets the law, writes the rules and procedures, and sets the tax rates.
What if I’m making changes to my property?
If a building permit was issued, we will be notified by the planning agency.
Where do I get a copy of a plat map?
The “official” copy of the plat is filed with the County Recorder’s Office.
When do I need a Power of Attorney?
When an appeal is being filed by anyone other than the owner.
What if I disagree with the Assessed Value?
A taxpayer has a right to appeal their property tax assessment for any reason.
What are my property taxes based on?
Currently, Indiana property tax is based on the property’s estimated True Tax Value as of March 1st of the Current year.
Why do I have to pay property taxes?
We’ve all become accustomed to the level of services provided by our local community.
Where and when do I file my mortgage and homestead exemption?
Mortgages and homestead exemptions are filed with the County Auditor and will be applied to the following year’s taxes.
How will I know if my Assessment is correct?
Review the information provided on the Notice of Assessment (Form 11 R\A or C\I).
How is the amount of tax I owe derived?
Your assessed value is multiplied by the tax rate.
What constitutes True Tax Value?
True Tax Value is the sum of the land value and the depreciated value of improvements.
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