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County Office Building 20 N 3rd Street Lafayette, IN 47901
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Office Hours:
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Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
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New! Remember that personal property forms are due by May 15th, 2012.
Click here for directions on how to complete these forms.
We are pleased to welcome you not only to this web site but also to our office located in the Tippecanoe County Office Building.
My goal as County Assessor is to work towards every property owner being fairly and equally assessed. Assessing officials must follow the rules of the Department of Local Government Finance in all assessment or reassessment of real property practices. The mission of a reassessment is to inventory, verify, and value all real estate parcels. This process distributes the property tax burden in a uniform and equitable manner.
Mass appraisal is not perfect, so we encourage the individual property owner to review his/her assessment. We welcome any questions and/or concerns.
I am honored to hold this office and serve you in the capacity of Tippecanoe County Assessor.
Tippecanoe County is comprised of 13 townships encompassing 500 square miles with over 66,000 real estate parcels.
The State of Indiana is adjusting to the change from a cost approach of assessing to a market value approach of assessing. Annual trending is performed with the goal of bring assessments in line with market values for the two years prior to the current tax year. Tippecanoe County Assessor complies with Indiana Assessing Statutes as well as International Association of Assessing Official Standards.
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Use the forms below to move on to the state level of appeals
ONLY IF YOUR COUNTY APPEAL IS NOT SUCCESSFUL
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Form 131-This is the form used to appeal a county assessment determination by the Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals (PTABOA). The date of the PTABOA determination (Form 115) will determine which version of the Form 131 you will file
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Form 132-This is the form used to appeal an exemption determination by the Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals (PTABOA). The date of the PTABOA determination (Form 120) will determine which version of the Form 132 you will file | |
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