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Search the Tax Database
Click 2009 pay 2010 to view the current year tax database.
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2011 pay 2012 Tax Exemptions
The property tax exemption deadline is January 5, 2012. To be eligible for these deductions in 2012, persons must be the owner of their primary residence as of December 31, 2011. Click the help icon below for additional information regarding property tax exemptions.
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2010 Taxes Pay 2011 Property Tax Deductions The Deductions on SDF and Other Deductions charts are both printable in the Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format. These charts were made available by the DLGF on the Sales Disclosure Form (SDF).
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Tax Corrections / Refunds
A taxpayer may file a Petition For Correction Of An Error (Form 133) with the County Auditor if he/she thinks:
- The taxes, as a matter of law, were illegal.
- There was a mathematical error in computing the assessment.
- Through error of omission by any state or county officer the taxpayer was not given credit for an exemption or deduction permitted by law.
You may review your assessment with the County Assessor to determine if there are errors. The petition must be approved by the following office holders: County Assessor and the County Auditor. If approved, the taxpayer may receive a refund (IC 6-1.1-15-12(d))
A taxpayer may also file a Form 130 appeal with the County Auditor within 45 days of the date of a Change In Assessment (Form 11) or by May 10 of that year, whichever is later. The appeal will be heard by the County Board of Review. If approved, the taxpayer may receive a refund (IC 6-1.1-15-2.1)
For further information please call, Kathy Glaser, Tax Corrections Clerk at 435-5088.
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