The Tax Laws of Ohio: As Codified and Revised for 1917, So Far as the Same Relat

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The Tax Laws of Ohio: As Codified and Revised for 1917, So Far as the Same Relate to Assessment of Personal and Real Property by County Auditors, ... Revision, With Instructions (Classic Reprint)

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Title:The Tax Laws of Ohio: As Codified and Revised for 1917, So Far as the Same Relate to Assessment of Personal and Real Property by County Auditors, ... Revision, With Instructions (Classic Reprint)
ISBN-10:1332045669
ISBN-13:9781332045662
Author:Unknown Author
Publisher:Forgotten Books
Publish date:27-Sep-2015
Subject:Reference / Encyclopedias & Subject Guides
No. of pages:80
Format:Paperback

N/A Description Excerpt from The Tax Laws of Ohio: As Codified and Revised for 1917, So Far as the Same Relate to Assessment of Personal and Real Property by County Auditors, Assessors and Boards of Revision, With Instructions

It is then the duty of the assessor to list and assess all property which has been omitted from such returns or which has not been listed at its true value in money, and to list the property of all persons who failed to make voluntary returns.

Assessors are not entitled to any per diem compensation for any services rendered prior to the first Monday of May. They may receive out of the county treasury a fee of ten cents for adminstering the oath to each property owner making voluntary return before May 1st.

The county auditor is required to fix the time within which each assessor shall complete the work assigned to him after the first Monday of May.

Assessment Of Real Estate.

County auditors are made the assessors of real estate. It is their duty, on or before the second Monday of April, 1917, and annually thereafter between the first day of January and the first day of February, to ascertain whether or not the real property in each township, village, ward or assessment district is assessed for taxation at its true value in money as the same then appears on the tax duplicate. He shall submit his findings to the board of county commissioners, which board, at a hearing fixed within not less than ten days nor more than twenty days, shall confirm, modify or set aside his findings by an order entered on its journal. If it is thus determined that the real estate in any such sub-division is not on the duplicate at its true value in money, then the county auditor shall proceed to assess such real estate.

The county auditor is also required to make such assessment in any such sub-division upon the filing of a petition therefor signed by not less than twenty-five freeholders in such sub-division, by the board of trustees in any township or by the council of any village. Such petition must be filed not later than the fourth Monday of April, 1917, and the first Monday of March, annually, thereafter. After an assessment of all the real estate in any sub-division has been made by the county auditor, it shall thereafter be his duty at any time, after notice, to re-value and assess any part of the real estate contained in such sub-division where he finds that the same has changed in value, or is not on the duplicate at its true value in money.

County auditors are empowered to appoint and employ such experts, assistants, clerks and other employees as they may deem necessary to the performance of their duties as real estate assessors, the total amount to be expended for such purpose to be fixed by the county commissioners.

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