TOOELE COUNTY
PROPERTY VALUATION APPEAL FORM

Property Owner's Name

Property Owner's Contact Phone Number:

xxx-xxx-xxxx

Property Owner's Contact Email Address:

Property Owner's Mailing Address:

Address, City, State, Zip Code

Name of Agent Representing Owner: (if applicable)

Representing Agent's Phone Number:

Representing Agent's Email:

Property Type:

Property Parcel Number:*

The parcel number can be located on the valuation notice or at https://erecording.tooeleco.gov/eaglesoftware/web/

Property Address:

Address, City, State, Zip Code

Market Value as Shown on the "Valuation Notice":

Owner's Estimate of Value:

Supported by Evidence

Basis of Owner's Estimate of Market Value:

Property Modification:

Was this property modified in the last 12 months? If so, please describe the modifications. If no, please type N/A.

Reason for Appeal:

Select One

Tax Payer Rights #1:

I do NOT wish to appear before the County BOE. I wish to have the Board's decision based on consideration of the information submitted. If I am not satisfied, I understand that I retain the right to appeal to the Utah State Tax Commission.

Tax Payers Rights #2:

I understand that if this appeal involves a "qualified real property", the inflation-adjusted value may alter the burden of proof. Please contact the county for more information on burden of proof (see below), or the process to obtain inflation-adjusted value.

Burden of Proof:

At the county BOE hearing, if the property is NOT a "qualified real property", the taxpayer carries the burden of proof, unless the County Assessor asserts a greater fair market value than the original assessed value. In that instance, the County Assessor carries the burden of proof, and the original assessed value will lose the presumption of correctness. If both parties argue against the original assessed value, both parties carry the burden of proof.

If the property IS a "qualified real property", the burden of proof lies with the County Assessor if they assert a fair market value equal to or greater than the inflation-adjusted value, which is presumed to equal fair market value. If the taxpayer asserts a lower fair market value than the inflation-adjusted value, the burden of proof lies with the taxpayer. If both parties argue against the inflation-adjusted value, both parties carry the burden of proof.

Remote Hearings:

The County BOE, at their discretion, may choose to conduct BOE hearings remotely for various reasons. Before conducting a remote hearing, the County will provide further instructions on how to attend your hearing remotely if you choose to appear before the board.

Supporting Documentation

I understand I must include documentation to support my appeal.

Certification and Signature?

By typing my name below, I certify that all statements here and before the Board of Equalization are true, complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that all information submitted to the Board, and the decision of the Board, are public records. If the Board is unable to make a decision before November 30, I am still responsible for paying all taxes due to avoid penalties and interest. If a refund is necessary it will include interest starting January 1.

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TOOELE COUNTYPROPERTY VALUATION APPEAL FORM

TOOELE COUNTY
PROPERTY VALUATION APPEAL FORM