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Definitions for "Reassessment"
Keywords:  revalued, valorem, ccb, reappraisal, recapture
Related Terms: Tax base, Ad valorem tax, Assessed value, Ad valorem, Ad valorem taxes, Assessed valuation, Assessment, Valor catastral, Assess, Property tax, Tax roll, Iva, Proposition 13, Tax rate, Plus valia, Land tax, Assessor, Mill levy, Property taxes, Assessment roll, Vat, Death tax, Millage, Millage rate, Taxable value, Tax levy, Intangible tax, Equalization, Real estate taxes, Exemption equivalent, Tax, Real estate tax, Mill rate, Flat tax, Use tax, Classified property tax, Impuesto sobre bienes inmuebles, Tax exempt, Unified credit, Tax exemption, Excise tax, Tax avoidance, Tax-exempt, Surtax, Exemption, Value added tax, Tax abatement, Transfer taxes, Federal gift tax, Excise
A renewed or second assessment.
ftp.uga.edu
The revaluation of property for ad valorem tax purposes. recapture rate: The rate at which an equity investment will be recouped over the life of the investment; the return of investment capital.
mfiloans.com
A changed assessment for a child whose family is already receiving CCB by fee reduction.
facs.gov.au
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Keywords:  recalculation, incorrect, request, original, changed
a request for recalculation of your student loan because the information on your original application is incorrect and has to be changed (e
sina.ca
A request to make changes to the original loan document.
georgianc.on.ca
Keywords:  dioxin, regulatory, effort, decisions, basis
a non-regulatory effort, it could serve as the basis for future regulatory decisions regarding controls on dioxin risks
thecre.com
Keywords:  prop, excluded, new, evaluation, appraisal
a new appraisal or evaluation
wordnet.princeton.edu
The establishment of a new Base Year Value for property, equal to its Full Cash Value when it changes ownership in accordance with Prop. 13. Certain changes in ownership are specifically excluded from reassessment.
oc.ca.gov
Keywords:  demonstrate, enrolled, competence, outcomes, opportunity
a further opportunity granted under specified conditions, for an enrolled student to demonstrate competence in learning outcomes of a unit standard or course.
topnz.ac.nz
Keywords:  widened, entitlement, successful, completion, grade
A grade given for an initial mark of 30-39%. On modules studied up to and including 2003-2004. From 2004-2005, the entitlement has been widened to 20-39%. The Field Examination Board will specify what elements are required. Successful completion earns a maximum mark of 40%.
glos.ac.uk