tax assessor

The tax assessors came around and told them they'd have to pay another ten percent.

In time I may, also, become something of a problem to you and your tax assessors.

The work of the tax assessor in rural local government.

That's why, she said, county tax assessors focus on what the property is used for.

In most provinces, property tax assessors can provide this information.

Applications and information may be obtained from the local tax assessor's office.

How they get up the tax assessor I don't know, but bigger fish than him have been bought and paid for.

"The tax assessor did come out earlier this year, and we're waiting to see what he says," Bacon said.

They loved all the improvements - and so, it seemed, did the local tax assessors.

He worked as a railroad clerk and tax assessor, but did not like either job.

Even the tax assessors are in on the act.

Last week I sat for six hours looking at microfiche in the tax assessor's office.

Total square footage may also be on file at the local tax assessor's office.

The indictment of 18 former and current city tax assessors on Monday was, it turns out, years in the making.

The county tax assessors office would have that information.

Property owners may also declare a value, which is subject to change by the tax assessor.

A local tax assessor then applies an established assessment rate to the fair market value.

While the war was ongoing and immediately afterwards Page held the federal office of tax assessor.

He was elected town clerk, school commissioner, and tax assessor.

Sometimes an adjustment can be worked out informally with the tax assessor.

In turn, local tax assessors are likely to feel intense pressure to maintain or even increase assessments.

When you work for the tax assessor, the punch lines are unspoken.

Ask to see recent bills, and check with the tax assessor's office for up-to-date information.

His father was a court clerk and his mother a tax assessor.

Tax assessors of the day had no texts either.