What is required of the assessor 10 days before the tax list is filed?

To notify taxpayers about reviewing assessments through a newspaper advertisement is required 10 days before the tax list is filed. This requirement ensures that taxpayers are adequately informed about their property assessments and have the opportunity to review them before they become finalized. The notification process serves as a way to enhance transparency and engagement with the public, allowing them to understand how their property was assessed and to prepare for any potential appeals if they have concerns.

A formal review of all assessments or the preparation of a new tax list usually involves other deadlines and procedures established by tax laws and regulations. Similarly, holding a public meeting for assessment complaints is typically part of a different process, generally occurring after the tax list has been filed or when taxpayers have formally submitted their complaints. The focus on timely notification through advertisement highlights the importance of open communication between assessors and property owners within the assessment process.