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Any taxpayer needing to file for a property tax exemption, a personal property return, or a sales disclosure may do so through our online e-filing system. Taxpayers needing to file an appeal for their 2023 assessments may also do so online. Links to the appropriate forms are listed immediately below. If you have any questions about the filing process, please contact our office directly via email at assessorhelp@tippecanoe.in.gov.
2023 Form 11 Update
2023 Form 11s will be mailed by the end of April. Please check your mailbox for your Form 11! If you have not received your Form 11 by the second week of May, 2023, please check that your mailing address is correct with the county. Mailing addresses can be updated with the Auditor's Office. Additionally, Form 11 information is also available by looking up your property on Beacon.E-File forms for Taxpayers
The following links will take you to a secure portal which automates signature processing and approval, and allows you to submit your forms electronically. Please note - the information entered on these forms is not saved if you navigate away from that form! The following forms are to be used by Taxpayers filing on behalf of themselves.
- Form 130 Opens a New Window. : Taxpayer's Notice to Initiate an Appeal or File a Correction
- Form 137R Opens a New Window. : Petition for Survey and Reassessment - Real or Personal Property Partially or Totally Destroyed by Disaster
- Form 136 Opens a New Window. : Application for Property Tax Exemption
- Form 103 Short Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers, includes Form 104): Business Tangible Personal Property Return
- Form 103 Long Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers, includes Form 104): Business Tangible Personal Property Assessment Return
- Form 103 & 104 Multiple Districts Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers): Single Return Business Tangible Personal Property (for property in multiple taxing districts)
- Forms 102 and 104 Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers): Farmer's Tangible Personal Property Return and Business Tangible Personal Property Return
- Form 102 Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers): Farmer's Tangible Personal Property Assessment Return
- Form 106 Opens a New Window. (For Taxpayers): Schedule of Adjustments to Business Tangible Personal Property Return. Please file with Form 102 and Form 103.
E-File forms for Tax Preparers
Only use the following forms if you are a Tax Preparer filing on behalf of a client.
If you are a tax preparer (CPA, Bookkeeper, or other) and would like to be listed as an authorized signer, please have the taxpayer sign the following Tax Payer Authorization with the return and use the direct filing links above rather than the preparer links, or email the return along with the authorization.
You will be prompted to submit the property owner's e-mail address. The forms will not be considered valid until E-signed by the property owner.
- Form 103 Short Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Business Tangible Personal Property Return
- Form 103 Long Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Business Tangible Personal Property Assessment Return
- Form 103 Multiple Districts Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Single Return Business Tangible Personal Property (for property in multiple taxing districts)
- Forms 102 and 104 Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Farmer's Tangible Personal Property Return and Business Tangible Personal Property Return
- Form 102 Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Farmer's Tangible Personal Property Assessment Return
- Form 106 Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Schedule of Adjustments to Business Tangible Personal Property Return. Please file with Form 102 or 103.
- Form 130 Opens a New Window. (For Tax Preparers): Taxpayer's Notice to Initiate an Appeal
Schedule an Appointment
Would you like to talk to an assessor about your property? Have you noticed an error on your property record card? Do you have general assessment related questions? You can now schedule an appointment with a member of the Assessor's Office to discuss these issues. You can even arrange for a field review of your property! Use our new online tool for easy scheduling. In light of the health concerns surrounding Covid-19, we strongly encourage taxpayers to contact the Assessor's Office through e-mail or schedule a phone conference using this tool.
Note from the County Assessor
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 (DLGF) 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 property owners to review their assessments. We welcome any questions and/or concerns.
I am honored to hold this office and serve you in the capacity of Tippecanoe County Assessor.
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Use Beacon to find current information on properties, sales comparisons, and property imagery.