Or. Admin. Code § 150-309-0030 - Limitations on Increase in Value by Property Value Appeals Board
1) For purposes of
this rule;
(a) "Property tax account" means
the administrative division of property used by the assessor for listing the
property on the assessment roll.
(b) "Unit of property" is as defined within
ORS 310.160(1).
(2) The property value
appeals board (PVAB) lacks jurisdiction under ORS
309.026 to increase the total
real market value (RMV), the total specially assessed value (SAV), the maximum
assessed value (MAV), or assessed value (AV) of property because the statute
specifies that PVAB may only hear petitions to reduce the value of
property.
(3) When PVAB receives a
petition requesting an increase in the value of property, the board must act on
the petition in the following manner:
(a)
When PVAB receives a petition requesting an increase or resulting in an
increase in the total RMV, SAV, MAV or AV of property in a property tax account
or accounts constituting a unit of property, the board must dismiss the
petition for lack of jurisdiction.
(b) When PVAB receives a petition requesting
an increase in the RMV of one or more components of a property tax account or
accounts constituting a unit of property, the board may increase that component
provided the change does not result in an increase to the total RMV, SAV, MAV,
or AV of the property in the tax account, or unit of property.
(4) When PVAB receives a petition
requesting a reduction in the value of property, the board must act on the
petition in the following manner:
(a) When
PVAB receives a petition requesting a reduction in total RMV that does not
specify a reduction in value of one or more components of a property tax
account or accounts that constitute a unit of property, the board may increase
or decrease any or all components, provided the net result sustains or reduces
the total RMV, SAV, MAV or AV of the property in the property tax account or
unit of property.
(b) When PVAB
receives a petition requesting a reduction in the RMV of one or more components
of a property tax account or accounts that constitute a unit of property and no
change to other component(s), or the petition is silent as to the requested
value of the other components, at the request of the Assessor's Office, the
board may act on any or all components of the tax account or unit of property,
or both.
(5) This rule
is effective January 1, 2016.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 305.100
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 309.026
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