What is personal property, and why do I have to list it for my business?
Personal property consists of every kind of property that is not real property; it is moveable without damage to itself or the real estate; basically it is all of your furniture, fixtures and equipment for the business. It can be anything from desks and computers to tools and machinery. State statute requires that we tax personal property for businesses. It includes any property used in the business, even if it is a desk and computer at home that you also use for personal use.

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1. Why does my assessment schedule or tax notice show improvements when I haven't made any?
2. When will I be able to view my taxes and property information online?
3. When and why does the assessor's office visit my house?
4. What is my home's legal description?
5. How do I find out who owns the house next or across from me etc.?
6. What is the Statement of Consideration I filled out when I closed on my house?
7. Why can't I find out what my neighbor paid for his house?
8. Where can I get a map of my lot?
9. What can I do to make sure the assessor's office has the right information about my property?
10. Why am I still getting a tax notice for a property I sold? / Why is there a name on my notice that shouldn't be there anymore?
11. Is there anything I need to do with the assessment schedule you send me each April / May?
12. I want to file an appeal on my value, what do I do?
13. What forms of tax relief are available at the assessor's office?
14. I am already signed up for the Veteran's exemption, I use it to help pay for my property tax but I always seem to forget when to come in and sign. What can I do?
15. Can I pay my taxes at your office?
16. When are taxes due, and can I pay early?
17. How do I move a mobile home?
18. I'm selling my mobile home, is there anything I need to do with your office?
19. What is personal property, and why do I have to list it for my business?
20. What do I do with the declaration schedule of personal property that I just got in the mail?