Get Form 618

Form 618, also known as the petition to the Board of Review, is an important document for individuals contesting their property's assessed value, classification, or exemption status in Michigan. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete this form online to ensure your protest is properly submitted.

Follow the steps to fill out Form 618 effectively.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to download and access the form online.
2. Begin by entering the owner's name. If the petitioner is not the owner, provide their name in the designated section.
3. Indicate the township or city as well as the county where the property is located.
4. In the property identification section, enter the parcel code, which is mandatory. You may also include the property address and legal description for additional clarity.
5. For the protested item, specify the assessed value, tentative taxable value, classification, and any qualified agricultural property exemption you are contesting.
6. Proceed to the protest of assessment section, where you will provide the assessed amount, your estimate of true cash value, and the tentative taxable value. Include the year of assessment.
7. If you are contesting the classification, complete the relevant section by selecting the appropriate classification from the provided options such as agricultural, industrial, or residential.
8. If relevant, fill out the section for the protest of exemption for qualified agricultural property. Indicate the percentage of exemption granted by the assessor and the percentage you are requesting.
9. State your reasons for protesting the assessed value, tentative taxable value, classification, or exemption in the reason for protest section.
10. Finally, certify the form by signing, dating, and providing your contact information. Make sure all required fields are filled out correctly.
11. Once you have completed the form, save any changes, and then download, print, or share the form as needed.

Begin your online form completion today to ensure your rights and interests are effectively represented.