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Petition To The Indiana Board Of Tax Review For Review Of Assessment 42936 - Indiana
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PETITION TO THE INDIANA BOARD OF TAX REVIEW FOR REVIEW OF ASSESSMENT State Form 42936 (R8 / 8-12) / IBTR Form 131 Prescribed by the Indiana Board of Tax Review FORM 131 THIS PETITION MUST BE FILED WITH THE INDIANA BOARD OF TAX REVIEW PETITION NUMBER __ __ -- __ __ __ -- __ __ -- 1 -- __ -- __ __ __ __ __ Co. Dist. Yr. Prop. Class Sequence READ IMPORTANT FILING INFORMATION BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM FILING INFORMATION This petition must be filed with the Indiana Board of Tax Review at its central office, 100 North Senate Avenue, Room N-1026, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. A copy of this petition must be served on the county assessor of the county where the property is located. If this petition is filed by the county assessor, a copy must be served on the taxpayer. Ind. Code § 6-1.1-15-3(d). WHO MAY FILE THIS FORM: This form may be used by taxpayers and by county assessors who dissent from the determination of the county property tax assessment board of appeals to appeal assessments of real and personal property. Ind. Code § 6-1.1-15-3(a) and (c). FILING DEADLINE: This petition must be filed not later than forty-five (45) days after the Notification of Final Assessment Determination is given to the taxpaye Ind. Code § 6-1.1-15-3(d). MULTIPLE YEARS, PARCELS, OR TYPES OF PROPERTY: Petitioners must file a separate petition for each appeal year. Petitioners must file a separate petition for each parcel unless the Indiana Board of Tax Review gives permission otherwise. Petitioners wishing to appeal both personal and real property assessments for the same parcel must complete a separate petition for each type of property. Please attach a list of related parcels currently under appeal. ATTACHMENTS TO THIS PETITION: A copy of the written notice filed with the county or township assessor to initiate this appeal and a copy of the Notification of Final Assessment Determination (State Form 20916 / Form 115) must be attached to this petition. BURDEN: If the assessed value that is the subject of this appeal increased by more than 5% over the assessed value determined by the assessor (county or township) for the immediately preceding assessment date for the same property, then the assessor has the burden of proving that the assessment is correct in any appeal before the Indiana Board of Tax Review. See Ind. Code § 6-1.1-15-17.2. Do you believe the assessed value increased by more Yes No than 5% over the assessed value determined by the assessor for the immediately preceding year? List the assessed value as determined by the assessor for the preceding year _____________________ GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 1. 1 The Petitioner must complete Section I, Section II, Section III, Section IV, and Section V of this petition. Please print or type. I II III IV petition type 2. The petition must be signed by the Petitioner or an authorized representative. A representative must attach a notarized power of attorney unless the representative is an attorney licensed to practice law in Indiana, or a duly authorized employee or corporate officer of the taxpayer. Yes No Is a power of attorney attached? 3. Certified Tax Representatives must attach a Tax Representative Disclosure Statement. 52 IAC 1-2-2. 4. Notify the Indiana Board of Tax Review and the county assessor of any change in your mailing address or telephone number subsequent to filing this petition. 5. Additional information regarding appeal procedures and hearing practice is available on the IBTR website located at www.in.gov/ibtr/. FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS: If the Petitioner does not comply with the instructions for completing this petition, the Indiana Board of Tax Review may return the form to the Petitioner with a description of the defect. The Petitioner will then have thirty (30) days from the date of notice of defect to correctly complete the form and resubmit it to the Indiana Board of Tax Review. If the resubmitted form does not comply with the instructions for completing the form, the Indiana Board of Tax Review may deny the petition. Please complete the checklist provided on page 3 before submitting this petition. As a result of filing this petition, the assessment may increase, may decrease, or may remain the same. Check the type of property under appeal (check only one): Real Personal Is this property currently under appeal with the Indiana Board of Tax Review for another tax year? Yes No If yes, indicate year(s) and type of appeal(s): __________________________________________________________________________________________ SECTION I: PROPERTY AND PETITIONER INFORMATION County Township Parcel or Key number (for real property) City ZIP Code Assessment year under appeal Address of property (number and street or rural route) Legal description provided on Form 11 or Property Record Card (for real property) , or business name (for personal property) MARCH 1, ______________ Name of property owner Address of property owner (number and street or rural route) Name of authorized representative (if different from taxpayer) Address of authorized representative (number and street or rural route) Telephone Number E-mail Address State E-mail Address State ZIP Code ZIP Code ( City ) Telephone Number ( City ) Form 131, page 1 American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com SECTION II: SMALL CLAIMS OPTION NOTICE: If your property is assessed at less than $1,000,000, you may elect to have this petition processed as a small claim and administered under the Indiana Board of Tax Review (IBTR) rules governing small claim petitions. You are strongly encouraged to review both the small claims rules and the more formal procedural rules governing non-small claims*, available on our website at http://www.in.gov/ibtr/, before making the election below. * IBTR rules are authorized by Indiana Code § 6-1.5-6-1 and 2, and are published in the Indiana Administrative Code at 52 IAC 2 and 3. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS CAREFULLY AND INDICATE YOUR DESIRED ELECTION BY CHECKING ONE OF THE TWO BOXES BELOW. By checking the box indicating acceptance of the small claims process, the undersigned Petitioner agrees that the administration of this petition shall be conducted under the IBTR's rules and procedures for small claims. The small claims procedures are designed to expedite the petition review process. In order to accomplish that goal, the process necessarily places restrictions and limitations on how the proceedings may be conducted. By this election, the Petitioner spe
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