If I split a property, when will I be assessed and when will I pay taxes on the two pieces separately?

If you split a property, for example parcel A, before November 1 of each year, into parcel B and C, your assessment value would be only for parcel A and would be payable the next year.  Your next year assessment would be split into their own parcel B & C for taxes payable the following year.

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1. If I split a property, when will I be assessed and when will I pay taxes on the two pieces separately?
2. If my new home is not complete by November 1, when will it be assessed?
3. What is the relationship between the County Equalization office, the Treasurer’s office and the Auditor’s Office.
4. How are assessments determined?
5. What is the difference between assessed value and taxable value?
6. What is owner occupied?
7. How do I qualify for owner occupied?
8. How do I appeal my assessed value?
9. What tax relief programs are available to me?