The county officer charged with determining the market value and classification of property for tax purposes.
The head of an assessment jurisdiction, which may be an elected or appointed position.
an official who evaluates property for the purpose of taxing it
a legal rank that was also given to a suitably qualified civil servant or mining official
an expert that calculates the amounts to be paid or assessed for tax or insurance purposes
an individual authorised by The Football Association to carry out assessments at levels determined by the Football Association
A municipal employee who estimates the value of properties for the purpose of taxes.
is elected by voters to value property for taxation purposes.
The head of an assessment jurisdiction. Assessors are elected in Colorado except in Denver and Broomfield. The term is sometimes used collectively to refer to all administrators of the assessment function. One who discovers, lists, and values real property for ad valorem taxation.
A person who assesses the value of cargo for the purposes of settling insurance claims.
An elected public official who appraises property for tax purposes. He determines only the assessed value, not the tax rate.
The head of an assessment jurisdiction. In Kentucky she or he is called the PVA.
A government official who determines the value of a property for taxes.
The head of an assessment jurisdiction. In the city of Roanoke, the assessor is called the Director of Real Estate Valuation.
A public official either appointed or elected to appraise property and place an assessed value on that property for the purpose of levying a property (ad valorem) tax.
A local government official who determines the value of the property for taxation purposes.
A public official who determines property value for taxation purposes.
The official who has the responsibility of determining assessed values.
A public official who establishes the value of a property for taxation purposes.
A public official who evaluates property for the purpose of taxation.
One who determines assessed value.
A person appointed by the Commission with knowledge on crofting.
municipal or county official who determines the value of property for taxation.
County official who determines the assessed value of property for tax purposes.
One appointed by the local government entity to assess property for taxation.
A person who is employed by the municipality to estimate the value of properties for the purpose of taxes.
A public official who appraises property for tax purposes, determining the assessed value, not the tax rate.
The jurisdictional official who performs the assessment and assigns the value of a property.
The government official responsible for establishing the value of property for ad valorem tax purposes.
Person who estimates the value of goods for the purpose of apportioning the sum payable by the underwriters to settle the claims. Also called as Surveyor.
One who determines property values for the purpose of ad valorem taxation.
A person, usually an employee of, or an independent contractor for a taxing body who estimates the value of property for tax purposes. Very often this value is not the fair market value.
An assessor is a person appointed by the Chief Appeals Officer to attend an oral hearing and provide information to the hearing on the question under appeal. Typically, in an appeal relating to unemployment payments, an assessor would be appointed to provide information on the employment situation in a region.
The official who has the responsibility of determining assessed value.
The elected official whose legal responsibility is to discover, list, classify, and value (appraise) all real and personal property located in his jurisdiction.
governmental representative that conducts an appraisal of the property for tax purposes.
The elected County Officer who has the constitutional duty to assess all County property subject to taxation.
A person who actually places the amount of assessment against a property. May consist of one person or a Board of Assessors. In some jurisdictions he may be called Property Appraiser, Assessment Administrator, Auditor or Chairman of the Board of Assessors.
A person appointed to assess and agree on the settlement of a claim under an insurance policy. In modern fire insurance the term refers to such a person appointed by the insured, the insurers' appointee being designated an adjuster.
The Assessor is the County Assessor. The Assessor is responsible for identifying all properties within the County of Los Angeles that are subject to taxation and establishing an assessed value for each of the properties. See page 18.
The government official who is given the responsibility of determining assessed values.
A person who officially estimates the value of goods for the purpose of apportioning the sum payable in the settlement of claims.
1. The head of an assessment jurisdiction. Assessors may be either elected or appointed. The term is sometimes used collectively to refer to all administrators of the assessment function. (IAAO); 2. One who discovers, lists, and values real property for ad valorem taxation.
A public official who determines the value of a property for purposes of taxation.
A public official who appraises taxable property to reach its assessed valuation or base on which taxes are calculated.
Establishes the value of a property for tax purposes.
County official who determines value of property for taxation purposes.
The Assessor is one of the three major governmental agencies that oversees property taxation in California. The Assessor's job is to annually derive assessed values for all taxable property in the county according to the California Constitution and the California Revenue and Taxation Codes.
a government official who is responsible for determining the value of a property for the purpose of taxation.
An official who has the responsibility of determining assessed value for tax purposes.
The public official who determines the value of property for the purpose of assessing a tax against it and who may also usually be responsible for collecting that tax.
An official who determines the assessed value of a property.