Get Taxpayer Petition To The Clark County Board Of Equalization For ... - Clark Wa

This guide provides clear instructions on how to fill out the Taxpayer Petition to the Clark County Board of Equalization for Review of Real Property Valuation Determination. Follow these steps to ensure your petition is completed accurately and submitted on time.

Follow the steps to complete your petition efficiently.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the petition form and open it for filling.
2. Fill in your account or parcel number in the first section. This information is typically found on your determination notice, value change notice, or tax statement.
3. Enter your personal information, including your name, mailing address, email address, and daytime phone number in the appropriate fields.
4. Complete section 3(a) with the assessor's determination of true and fair value, and section 3(b) with your own estimate of true and fair value, breaking it down into land and improvement/buildings.
5. Provide details on the date the assessor's change of value notice was mailed. Indicate whether you request the information the assessor used in valuing your property.
6. In section 4, list specific reasons why you believe the assessor’s value is not accurate, including any supporting evidence you may have.
7. If applicable, use the power of attorney section to indicate whether you have authorized someone else to represent you in this matter.
8. Check all boxes that apply to the property you are appealing, and provide a general description of the property, including address and zoning.
9. If the property has been appraised, fill in the relevant details. Include purchase price if acquired within the last five years and any renovations that have occurred since purchase.
10. Ensure sections 1-5 are complete, sign and date the form. You can submit additional documents to support your petition either with this form or before your scheduled hearing.
11. Finally, save your changes, download or print the completed form, and be sure to submit it to the County Board of Equalization by the filing deadline.

Complete your Taxpayer Petition online today to ensure timely and accurate submission.