Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 560-11-10-.01 - Purpose and Scope
(1)
Purpose. This appraisal procedures manual has been developed in
accordance with Code section
48-5-269.1 which directs the
Revenue Commissioner to adopt by rule, subject to Chapter 13 of Title 50, the
"Georgia Administrative Procedure Act," and maintain an appropriate procedural
manual for use by the county property appraisal staff in appraising tangible
real and personal property for ad valorem tax purposes.
(2)
Specific procedures. In
order to facilitate the mass appraisal process, specific procedures are
provided within this Chapter which are designed to arrive at a basic appraisal
value of real and personal property. These specific procedures are designed to
provide fair market value under normal circumstances. When unusual
circumstances are affecting value, they should be considered. In all instances,
the appraisal staff will apply Georgia law and generally accepted appraisal
practices to the basic appraisal values required by this manual and make any
further valuation adjustments necessary to arrive at the fair market
values.
(3)
Board of tax
assessors. The county board of tax assessors shall require the appraisal
staff to observe the procedures in this manual when performing their
appraisals. The county board of tax assessors may not adopt local procedures
that are in conflict with Georgia law or the procedures required by this
manual. The county board of tax assessors must consider the appraisal staff
information in the performance of their duties. In each instance, however, the
assessment placed on each parcel of property shall be the assessment
established by the county board of tax assessors as provided in Code section
48-5-306.
(4)
Other appraisal procedures.
The appraisal staff may use those generally accepted appraisal practices
set forth in the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice,
published by the Appraisal Foundation, and the standards published by the
International Association of Assessing Officers, as they may be amended from
time to time, to the extent such practices do not conflict with this manual and
Georgia law.
Notes
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