New Jersey Certified Tax Assessor (CTA)

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• Which option is one of the five basic units of comparison in land appraisal?
• Which type of property is characterized by its limitation to movable items?
• What is a property omitted from the assessment list for?
• What common feature is shared by both township and village forms of local government concerning assessor selection?
• What must municipalities in New Jersey do if they have a population greater than 2,500?
• Which category of personal property includes cash and securities?
• Operation Northern/Southern Watch primarily operated in which regions?
• What is required of the assessor 10 days before the tax list is filed?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding conflicts of interest with revaluation firms?
• What is the purpose of the omitted assessment procedure?
• What is the primary function of the Municipal Land Use Law regarding subdivision approvals?
• When must all assessed value appeal hearings be completed?
• What is the deadline for taxpayers to appeal added assessments?
• Which type of property is defined by its movability?
• What does the Overall Cap Rate (Ro) represent in real estate?
• What does the conservation restriction law permit landowners to do?
• In the textural triangle, what does locating the percentage on the left side represent?
• Which application is NOT part of the sales comparison approach?
• What term refers to the loss in property value from all causes?
• In terms of property assessment, what does market approach emphasize?
• What does the Value, Income, Factor (VIF) formula allow you to calculate?
• What represents the annual market rent when a property is fully occupied?
• What type of land use refers to land producing crops, fruits, or ornamental products?
• How many members compose the County Board of Taxation (CBT)?
• What does 'Value in Use' refer to?
• By what date must the CTA submit the equalization table for review?
• What is the time frame for filing complaints after the equalization table is promulgated?
• What is one of the exclusions for determining eligibility for the senior deduction?
• Which organization manages tax-exempt properties used for projects by the New Jersey Highway Authority?
• What is the deadline for submitting an exemption/abatement application after completion of construction?
• Which type of depreciation is related to a property’s aging and regular use?
• Which of the following must a veteran provide as proof to claim benefits under the PTD?
• What does the General Coefficient of Deviation measure?
• When can fallow land be considered in agricultural devotion?
• What represents the Operating Expense Ratio?
• What is the assessed value in property assessments?
• What is one requirement for a person to be eligible for a senior deduction?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a tax assessor?
• What calculation determines the taxes due for each property in a given year?
• What are deed abstracts primarily used for in the context of tax maps?
• What does fee simple interest entail?
• What is one of the roles of the CTA regarding tax assessments?
• What is typically included in the allowable operating expenses when using the income approach?
• What does the loan-to-value ratio (M) represent?
• What must the Tax Collector do with the 1st copy of the assessment list by October 10th?
• After a successful tax appeal, what is the interest rate for refunded excess taxes?
• What must occur if hours are cut for an assessor's position, affecting salary?
• Which principle indicates that maximum market value is reached through similarity among neighborhood improvements?
• What is a characteristic of land being described as functional?
• Which statement best describes the yield rate in the context of yield capitalization?
• Which formula is used to determine the Net Income Ratio (NIR)?
• How are Class 2 properties classified?
• What must be included in the compliance plan according to the guidelines?
• What does NOI stand for in real estate terms?
• What does "permanently affixed" imply about improvements?
• What is the maximum budget increase a municipality is allowed in New Jersey?
• What does the term "equalized valuation" refer to in a taxing district?
• In farmland assessment, which type of structure is exempt from certain tax assessments?
• What is required for a shared service agreement to be adopted?
• What is the market value defined as in real estate?
• Which mission involved U.S. troops in Lebanon?
• What does it indicate if a property is sold without a valid subdivision according to deed abstracts?
• What is typically included in the property listing process as it pertains to taxability?
• Which of the following is NOT a category of real estate?
• What drives competition in the real estate market?
• What is an example of an improvement ON the land?
• What is a key ethical expectation for assessors according to their code of ethics?
• What is the main goal of the Garden State Growth Zones initiative?
• Which of the following describes the role of a landlord in a lease?
• Which step follows data collection and analysis in the appraisal process?
• What does the equity yield rate (Ye) indicate?
• What are flood fringe areas subject to?
• What should not be included in the certification of budget by CTAs?
• Who has the authority to administer in the council-manager form of local government?
• Which type of depreciation is illustrated by an aging roof or outdated HVAC system?
• What is the minimum gross sales required for the first five acres of farmland?
• What ensures that all properties within a municipality have the same relationship to market value?
• How is the economic age-life method utilized to determine depreciation?
• What does the improved value in the cost approach not include?
• What is a distinguishing feature of municipalities that have a city classification?
• What is referred to as the abatement in property assessment?
• What should an assessor do after measuring a property according to appraising standards?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five attributes of land?
• What is the first step in the appraisal process?
• What is the primary factor for determining change in land use?
• What is a required condition for buildings dedicated to the moral improvement of individuals to qualify for tax exemption?
• When do properties acquired by the NJ Highway Authority become tax exempt?
• How does the front foot method determine land value?
• What does a higher Coefficient of Deviation (COD) indicate about assessment uniformity?
• What is the formula for IRV where V represents value?
• What must be true for an assessor to value damaged property as it stands on January 1?
• Which of the following properties is typically exempt from taxation?
• What distinguishes the municipal manager form of local government established by the 1923 law?
• The anticipated use or development method provides an indicator of value based on:
• What factor is NOT considered when determining tax exemptions for educational, religious, and charitable organizations?
• Which of the following components are part of soil composition?
• What represents the present value of a property in the income approach?
• How do you arrive at the effective gross income of a property?
• What is the annual amount required to cover both principal and interest on a mortgage called?
• What must the assessor do within 30 days of assuming office?
• What is the first step in calculating rollback taxes?
• What does the Principle of Regression state?
• What was the outcome of the Horner vs. Ocean Township case?
• Which type of use is acceptable for maintaining a property tax exemption?
• What is the upper limit of the Director's ratio when calculating the ratio limits of the common level range?
• Which operation was conducted in Somalia from December 5, 1992 until March 31, 1994?
• What must an assessor provide to the taxpayer if a tax appeal goes to a hearing?
• What must organizations do to maintain their exempt status with the Division of Taxation?
• What is the makeup of the governing body in the Mayor-Council Administrator form of local government?
• What is the acceptable percentage of line items that should be changed when using a compliance plan?
• Which entities participate in the appointment of judges to the Tax Court?
• What is meant by 'demand' in the context of market analysis?
• How is the apportionment of county costs determined?
• Which type of property is NOT exempt from taxation when leased to a profit-making organization?
• What happens if a municipality wishes to appeal an equalization table?
• In the context of assessor selection, which local government form requires advice and consent from the council?
• Which term best describes the ratio of annual income earned from a property to its total value?
• What must be submitted alongside lease agreements for shared service agreements?
• What does the cost approach provide?
• What defines functional depreciation in residential properties?
• Which principle indicates that lower-priced properties may gain value through association with higher-quality properties?
• To whom is the assessor responsible for the proper expenditure of funds?
• Which lists may be used to abstract the information needed for certification of new construction by CTAs?
• What is the significance of blocks and lots in property identification?
• When is the Director’s Table promulgated?
• Improvements to land include which of the following?
• What is the initial step needed when estimating depreciation using the capitalization of income method?
• What must each County Board of Taxation establish on or before April 1?
• How is the current year aggregate assessed value determined?
• Which organization typically receives tax exemption for providing volunteer aid during wartime?
• What is a requirement for municipalities after new taxable values are placed on the tax list?
• What is the maximum annual income a senior citizen must have to qualify for a $250 deduction?
• What is the maximum duration for which land may be left fallow under farmland assessment?
• In the Council-Manager form, who appoints the assessor?
• What is one responsibility of a tax assessor related to taxability issues?
• What is the main goal of the soil conservation programs mentioned in relation to horticultural use?
• In the case of Casamisino vs. Jersey City, what is required for a tax assessor to gain tenure?
• What is the purpose of the notice of disallowance for FA-1?
• What is the defining characteristic of Metes and Bounds land description?
• How long must land have been actively devoted to agricultural or horticultural use to qualify for assessment?
• Which formula represents the cost approach?
• What is the primary concern of assessors regarding property?
• Where can property taxation statutes be found in New Jersey?
• Which of the following relates to the commission form of local government?
• What is the method of selection for assessors in a borough form of local government?
• What impact do governmental trends, such as zoning ordinances, have on property assessments?
• What is the definition of "true value" in property assessment?
• In the allocation method for land value estimation, what component is deducted from the total property value?
• How are charter schools managed in New Jersey?
• What is the Recapture Rate?
• What date is considered for assessing real property values in New Jersey?
• What does a life estate identify regarding property ownership?
• At what age must Tax Court judges retire in New Jersey?
• What does property signify in terms of rights?
• What is the primary purpose of wetlands according to New Jersey regulations?
• In land valuation, what does COD stand for?
• Which of the following is NOT an exemption for the public from attending CTB meetings?
• To qualify for tax exemption as a charity, what is the primary focus of the organization?
• What happens when property ceases to be exempt due to a change in use or ownership?
• Which of the following best describes horticultural use?
• Who is responsible for reviewing and certifying the forms filed by the assessor?
• In the borough form of local government, who has limited authority for administration?
• When was the Tax Court of NJ established?
• What is an essential tool used for locating taxable property in the discovery phase?
• What is one of the key steps when using the Real Property Appraisal Manual?
• In the method of assessor selection for small municipalities, who primarily appoints the assessor?
• What is primarily assessed using the net income ratio technique?
• How is watershed land treated in terms of taxation?
• What does the sales approach to value presuppose about property sales?
• What is the first step in the Director's Table of Equalized Valuations?
• The common level range is calculated based on what percentage of the average ratio?
• According to the IAAO definition, what characterizes a neighborhood?
• What is the filing fee for an assessment less than $150,000?
• What is one of the primary responsibilities of the President of the CTB?
• If the subject property ratio exceeds the upper limit of the common level range, how is assessment determined?
• What document governs the municipal manager form of local government?
• What is the purpose of the gross income multiplier (GIM)?
• Which type of land usage is specifically permitted under the definition of farmland use?
• When can appeals of added and omitted assessments using the alternate method be filed?
• What is curtilage in relation to a dwelling house?
• Which systems of land description does New Jersey primarily use?
• How is the effective interest rate calculated?
• What is the initial term length for judges appointed to the Tax Court?
• What must be done if the Board of Taxation indicates a property was omitted from assessment?
• What does the annual payment on a mortgage refer to in the context of the mortgage annual constant?
• Under what condition is property used by the NJ Highway Authority taxable?
• What does the Nominal Interest Rate represent?
• Which method is primarily used in mass appraisal of land?
• When is the first copy of the filing added assessment list due to the CTB?
• Which form is used for Assessor Recertification Renewal?
• What does functional obsolescence describe in property valuation?
• What is the time frame covered by rollback taxes in relation to omitted assessments?
• In the context of tax exemptions, what does the acronym CBT stand for?
• Who establishes the standards for valuation in the revaluation process?
• What is an essential factor in determining if a reassessment is warranted?
• What are the forces that influence buyers and sellers, as categorized by the acronym "PEGS"?
• How do you calculate the debt coverage ratio (DCR)?
• What is the correct classification for counties with populations of less than 50,000?
• Which trend captures economic factors affecting property values?
• What are the three main types of depreciation considered in property valuation?
• How much notice must the CBT give for a hearing on an appeal?
• In the context of acreage calculation, how is the value of excess acreage determined?
• What is the primary method for determining the site value using front foot calculations?
• What characterizes appurtenant woodland?
• Under what circumstance can a local unit with a tax rate above $.10 exceed the two percent increase in tax levy?
• What are session laws in New Jersey?
• What must the CTA submit to the CBT on or before March 1 each year?
• What happens when there is an excess of one type of facility in a market?
• Which of the following describes the omitted assessment law's capability?
• What does physical, economic, governmental, and social forces affect according to the principles of real estate?
• The Principle of Substitution suggests that market value is influenced primarily by what factor?
• What is the minimum practical experience required for revaluation employees?
• What is the purpose of equalization in real property tax assessment?
• Which conflict took place from December 31, 1960 to May 7, 1975?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of local government units in New Jersey?
• What is required if a taxpayer is unsatisfied after the CBT's judgment on an appeal?
• What does the term "remaining economic life" refer to in real estate?
• In what year was the Urban Enterprise Zone program enacted?
• What defines real property?
• Which letter code corresponds to a commercial/industrial exemption?
• What is the property class code for commercial properties?
• Which factor is essential for a parcel to qualify for farmland assessment?
• What is the purpose of Direct Capitalization in real estate?
• What does the term 'economic life' refer to in property improvements?
• A freehold estate typically lasts for what duration?
• How is the Overall Cap Rate (Ro) calculated?
• Which element is NOT included in the cost of production?
• What is the role of discounting in yield capitalization?
• What does a building owner receive for having a certified fire suppression system?
• For a local unit with a tax rate exceeding $.10, what is the maximum allowable increase in tax levy for the upcoming budget?
• Since when must assessors in New Jersey hold a valid tax assessor certificate?
• What were the dates for the Joint Endeavor/Joint Guard mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
• What is required of assessors regarding the taxability of properties they assess?
• When is market value said to reach its highest potential?
• In property assessment, why is the net income ratio technique valued?
• What is a key feature of Type II (non-city) school districts in New Jersey?
• In the context of highest and best use, what is meant by 'legally permissible'?
• Which type of school district requires voter approval for the budget?
• What is the principle of balance in real estate valuation?
• How are sections within a township organized in the PLSS?
• What is described as 'Realty'?
• What is the term of office for judges in the Tax Court of New Jersey?
• What is the purpose of County Equalization?
• Which element is NOT typically included in the listing of property?
• What is required for the CBT to issue certifications regarding property tax deductions?
• How many members must approve a bill in the New Jersey Senate for it to pass?
• What is the role of the Governor in relation to a passed bill?
• Which of the following is included in the steps of the Income Approach?
• What percentage must the selected assessment percentage be of true value?
• What describes the Public Land Survey System (PLSS) in terms of townships?
• When must an assessor file the added assessment list?
• What is the only tangible personal property currently taxed in New Jersey?
• Which of the following conditions must be met for personal property to be considered part of real property?
• What does the valuation assessment function primarily estimate?
• What role does the municipal council play in the Municipal Manager Form of government regarding assessor appointments?
• What does the principle of change state regarding market value?
• What is meant by market value in real estate?
• How is the Net Income Ratio (NIR) calculated?
• What must be multiplied to find the taxable value under FA-1?
• What does the Stratified Coefficient of Deviation analyze?
• How many members constitute the governing body in a commission form of local government?
• Which approach to value combines land value with reproduction costs of an existing structure?
• Regional school districts in New Jersey are established by which authority?
• Which principle asserts that a buyer will not pay more for a property than for a comparable one?
• What is deducted from budget amounts to determine the amount to be raised by property tax?
• What are assessors required to file annually with the CBT regarding added and omitted assessments?
• Which of the following terms refers to the probable rent in a competitive market?
• What is the Mortgage Interest Rate also known as?
• What does "effective gross income" (EGI) represent in property valuation?
• What is the primary focus of the comparative unit method in land appraisal?
• According to the Principle of Contribution, what determines the value of a component of property?
• Which exemption is NOT part of the tax list in New Jersey?
• What are the major purposes of the Director’s Table of Equalized Values?
• Which method combines direct costs into a single unit-in-place cost?
• What must happen before tax bills are issued after a rollback judgment?
• What is a key characteristic of the comparative unit method of estimating costs?
• What were the dates for the Grenada Peace Keeping Mission?
• What is the maximum duration of tax exemptions for properties in areas deemed in need of rehabilitation?
• How many Urban Enterprise Zones are there in New Jersey?
• What characterizes the town form of local government in New Jersey?
• Which classification includes land that may be rotationally used for crops and is sometimes fallow?
• What is one key characteristic of 'cropland pastured'?
• In real estate, the term 'supply' refers to what?
• Why is the Market Data Approach particularly useful in property appraisals?
• How much is the filing fee for a tax court appeal?
• According to the guidelines for compliance plans, what is a requirement for ordinary neighborhoods?
• Who is responsible for the preparation, maintenance, and revision of tax maps in New Jersey?
• What type of energy generation is included under agricultural use with limitations?
• Which of the following properties can be exempt from taxation due to its use as a housing project?
• What are "creatures of the state" in the context of New Jersey local governance?
• What is another term for Yield Rate?
• What is the required continuing education for assessors over five years in New Jersey?
• What entity requires assessors to maintain regular office hours?
• What do certain utility companies pay instead of property taxes for specified portions of their property?
• What does the net income ratio (Ro) represent in assessing property value?
• Which of the following is a responsibility of the assessor to the Director of the D.O.T.?
• What principle is the foundation of the cost approach to value?
• How is the local tax rate established by the county taxing board?
• What does the Principle of Surplus Productivity refer to?
• What constitutes personal property?
• What type of depreciation results from normal wear and tear over time?
• Which year was the current New Jersey Constitution adopted?
• What is NOT one of the responsibilities of a tax assessor?
• Under what conditions are county and municipal authorities exempt from taxation?
• How is the tax rate calculated in relation to the total budget and aggregate assessed value?
• What is the equity cap rate (Re) a ratio of?
• What does the Principle of Consistent Use state regarding property valuation?
• Which code indicates a water supply control exemption?
• Which method of assessor selection involves the assessor being appointed by the mayor with the advice and consent of council?
• The Cost Approach includes estimating the total cost new of the improvements. What is the first step?
• In the context of omitted assessments, how many times can a deduction be claimed on a principal residence?
• What is one of the responsibilities of an assessor during the revaluation process?
• Which Coefficient of Deviation measures the degree of uniformity of one property class against all other classes?
• Market value is best defined as:
• In the income approach to value, what does the IRV formula stand for?
• What criteria must be met for a PTD to be applied to an added assessment on a dwelling house?
• What is the land cap rate (Rl) used to convert?
• What does "I" stand for in the IRV formula?
• What method compares a subject property against comparable vacant parcels that have recently sold?
• What is the tax status of interstate authorities and commissions?
• A non-freehold estate is characterized by what feature?
• What is the primary responsibility of the assessor to the citizens?
• Which of the following factors does NOT directly affect the demand for a commodity?
• What is a primary use of the replacement cost approach in property valuation?
• How is a bill considered to have failed to become law if no action is taken?
• What is the first step in the cost approach for property valuation?
• What must assessors provide to the county tax administrator annually?
• Which buildings are specifically listed as exempt from taxation under New Jersey law?
• What is a potential reason for a reassessment or revaluation?
• In the city-mayor council form of local government, what governance characteristic is noted?
• What should be done to the total SR-3A value to calculate the district weighted ratio?
• When must the CBT deliver corrected duplicates of the added and omitted assessment lists?
• What is required before a governing body endorses a revaluation?
• What is the fifth step in estimating depreciation by the capitalization of income method?
• Which county classification includes those with a population between 50,000 to 200,000 and does not border the Atlantic?
• What does the replacement cost approach estimate when evaluating a property?
• According to the principle of anticipation, what defines value?
• Who usually appoints an assessor in New Jersey?
• What type of properties are included in calculating equalized valuation?
• What is the tax status of properties acquired through municipal tax title foreclosures?
• What is the primary function of an elected body of five trustees in the village form of local government?
• What is the role of the New Jersey Administrative Code regarding property tax guidelines?
• The abstraction method estimates land value by subtracting what from the sale price of an improved property?
• Which process is used to ensure properties are appraised equitably at market value?
• What is necessary to prepare and certify the assessment roll in an assessment function?
• If the board renders a judgment after October 1, when are rollback taxes due?
• What is the maximum amount of land that can be exempt from taxation per building for educational, religious, and charitable organizations?
• What must an organization do if they need to reaffirm their exemption status every third year?
• Which type of vegetation's removal is restricted under conservation restrictions?
• When are rollback taxes applied?
• By when must assessor-denials be sent out according to tax regulations?
• Which of the following accurately describes 'cost' in the context of property ownership?
• The Lebanon Crisis occurred during which timeframe?
• What does the acronym NOI stand for in real estate?
• What must municipal assessors provide to their County Tax Board by January 10th?
• The coefficient of variation (COV) is used to measure what aspect in appraisal?
• What must be included in a resolution to close a meeting of the CBT?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of value in property?
• What is the significance of the August 15 deadline for the President of the CTB?
• Which of the following is not considered real property?
• Which adjustment technique involves adding and subtracting dollars to sale prices?
• What are improvements TO land?
• Under what condition can non-appurtenant woodland qualify for farmland assessment?
• How is real property assessed for taxation in New Jersey?
• What is the governance structure of a charter school?
• What is unique about the small municipalities form of local government?
• What is defined as the amount of goods that producers are willing to sell at a given price?
• Which approach is commonly utilized for historic properties?
• What is primarily used as a location identifier for assessment purposes?
• What must happen for the application to Green Acres/conservation exemption?
• Which of the following is NOT classified as agricultural use?
• What type of assessment involves structural changes?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing demand?
• What is one of the responsibilities of a tax assessor regarding citizens?
• Which method is primarily used for valuing land transitioning from agricultural use to residential use?
• What does the building capitalization rate (Rb) express?
• What does the Constitutional Value Standard require regarding real property assessment?
• Which local government form includes elected council members with both policy-making and administrative powers?
• What defines unimproved land?
• Under the MOD-IV NJ Property Tax System, who designates submission dates for electronic data processing?
• Who is eligible for property tax credits in New Jersey?
• What is the minimum percentage level of taxable value established by county boards in New Jersey?
• What financial metric would you use to assess the conversions of monthly payments into an annual structure?
• Which operation has a date range beginning on September 11, 2001?
• Which is true about intangible property?
• In terms of land use classifications, what does 'cropland harvested' signify?
• What type of units are used to apply consistent value assumptions across different plots within a parcel?
• Which of the following is NOT a direct method for measuring depreciation?
• Which soil group is considered very productive farmland?
• Which type of properties is primarily evaluated using the net income ratio technique?
• What types of activities might be restricted under a historic preservation restriction?
• What designates an area as a Health Enterprise Zone?
• What does the discount rate or yield rate represent in real estate investments?
• What is a key factor when applying the base-lot method of site valuation?
• What is NOT a type of cost basis in applying the cost approach?
• Who must approve the school budget in Type I City School Districts?
• Which is NOT an accepted method of land valuation?
• What does NJAC stand for?
• What is the role of the assessor when an organization fails to meet legal requirements for tax exemption?
• How many types of adjustments are typically made in the lump sum dollar adjustment process?
• Which of the following is essential for yield capitalization calculations?
• In which scenario does an appurtenant woodland typically have limited uses?
• What must a building have to qualify for historic site exemption?
• What is the result if a subject property ratio falls within the common level range?
• Operation Desert Storm took place during which dates?
• What does professionalization require of assessors in terms of their responsibilities?
• Which conditions must be met for property to qualify for Green Acres/conservation exemption?
• What is the maximum deduction amount available to veterans under the PTD program?
• When using the cost approach, what factors are crucial for determining property value?
• What does the average weighted ratio represent?
• Which of the following methods is particularly useful when no sales of vacant land are available?
• According to appraisers, what does the value of property represent?
• Which of the following positions is included in the classified service?
• In which local government form are assessors appointed by the governing body?
• Real estate is defined as what?
• What is a critical first step in the income approach for property evaluation?
• What is the minimum experience requirement for a newly appointed CTA after 1988?
• Which approach to value considers the thoughts of buyers and sellers?
• What type of sales must the Market Data Approach analyze?
• What does the Principle of Increasing and Decreasing Returns describe?
• How many Coefficients of Deviation are there for each municipality?
• By when must CTAs certify new construction assessments to the CFO and the director of local government services?
• Which military operation occurred during the Persian Gulf War?
• What legislation allows for the creation of regional school districts in New Jersey?
• What classification does the office of the municipal tax assessor fall under?
• What does 'actively devoted to agricultural use' specifically refer to?
• The capitalization of ground rent method is based on the premise that property value is linked to what future benefit?
• What best describes the capitalized ground rent method?
• What is required for a Tax Court judge to be reappointed?
• What is one requirement for field personnel involved in revaluation?
• What is the role of adjustments in the sales comparison approach?
• Which of the following accurately describes the appellate duties of the CTB?
• What is meant by “subject property ratio” in assessment calculations?
• If an exempt property is leased to a non-exempt individual, how is the property assessed?
• What is the basis for valuing land using the market approach?
• What information must be included in the notice to the CTA upon assuming office?
• What is a historic site considered exempt from taxation based on?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the CBT?
• What does the term 'maximally productive' refer to in the tests for highest and best use?
• What do tax maps accurately reflect about each parcel of land?
• How often must the assessor certify that a property still qualifies for historic exemption?
• What is the primary source of local revenue in New Jersey?
• How many mills are there in one dollar?
• What is one of the four methods of cost estimation?
• What is an effective gross income multiplier (EGIM)?
• How is value determined under the cost approach?
• Which technique is used when there are no unimproved land sales available for supporting land value?
• What type of tax incentives are provided under the Urban Enterprise Zone program?
• What is the remaining income after subtracting building value called in the land residual technique?
• Which usage is included under agricultural use in New Jersey?
• What must each value estimate in appraisal include?
• What factor is NOT considered in determining the classification of a building?
• In calculating the effective tax rate, which two categories are primarily compared?
• Which approach involves data collection and the analysis of market data to develop units of comparison?
• What is defined as the true value of a parcel of real property?
• What approach is used to estimate the sales value of a property based on the actual sales price of comparable properties?
• What does abatement exemptions refer to?
• What is the first step in calculating the General COD?
• What type of property is included in the omitted assessment list for the current tax year?
• For which classification of counties is Cape May an example?
• Rollback taxes can only be applied using which procedure?
• Which method of estimating cost provides a complete itemization of all costs incurred in construction?
• What must be included in the calculation of equalized valuation?
• Which cities are classified as Garden State Growth Zones?
• What is the primary purpose of the NARA as it pertains to veterans?
• What is the purpose of the capitalization rate in property appraisal?
• What is one of the assessor's responsibilities to the CTA?
• What is provided when filing for a reclassification alongside an appeal?
• How should structures used for agricultural purposes be assessed?
• Which organization is responsible for storing and maintaining veterans' service and health records?
• The Lebanon Peace Keeping Mission occurred between which dates?
• Which method is NOT applicable when it comes to valuing land using the market approach?
• What follows after a bill is introduced in New Jersey's legislative process?
• What is the purpose of SR-1A forms in property assessment?
• What additional cost is considered when calculating tax rates in special districts?
• What is the formula for calculating the Operating Expense Ratio (OER)?
• What does the effective tax rate (ETR) express?
• What does the term "yield capitalization" refer to?
• How many judges compose the Tax Court in New Jersey?
• What are the dates that World War II is recognized as occurring?
• What is the next step after estimating operating expenses in the income approach?
• Which of the following is a feature that indicates land is unique?
• What is the effective gross income multiplier (EGIM) used for?
• What is the first step in using the textural triangle?
• What classification of counties has a population of over 550,000 and a density of more than 3,000 persons per square mile?
• What is the primary aim of floodway regulations?
• How much is added to the tax court filing fee for each additional parcel?
• When verifying an organization's eligibility for property tax exemption, which document is NOT typically reviewed?
• What is a historic preservation restriction designed to protect?
• What typically determines the size of the elected governing body in the commission form of local government?
• What is the purpose of tax equalization responsibilities?
• What aspect does "economic rent" take into consideration?
• Who is a district superintendent?
• What is the sales comparison method an example of?
• Which type of municipality is NOT recognized in New Jersey?
• During which operation were U.S. forces present in Panama from December 20, 1989, to January 30, 1990?
• Yield capitalization relies on which of the following assumptions?
• What does the director of the division of taxation certify regarding equalized valuation?
• When did the Korean Conflict occur?
• When does a subdivision become perfected according to the Municipal Land Use Law?
• What is the goal of using the yield capitalization method in real estate analysis?
• How is the Segmented Coefficient of Deviation calculated?
• Which of the following local services is NOT typically supported by property tax revenue in New Jersey?
• Which of the following is NOT a restriction under conservation restriction?
• What happens if a lease of an exempt property terminates during a tax year?
• According to the Principle of Supply and Demand, what is the relationship between property price and demand?
• What is the date range for Operation Iraqi Freedom?
• What method is used to develop reasonable adjustments in the Sales Comparison Approach?
• Name the type of obsolescence caused by external factors affecting a property's value.
• Economic Base Analysis is important for predicting what aspects of property?
• What is the first step in the income approach to property valuation?
• How is the adjusted ratio calculated in the process of determining tax ratios?
• In yield capitalization, what is discounted at a proper yield rate?
• In the Income Approach, what do you subtract from potential gross income to find effective gross income?
• What is the timeframe for the CBT to hear appeals after the last day for filing?
• Which of the following lists must be filed by assessors by January 10th?
• When must a taxing district file a duplicate of an approved tax map?
• What best describes the purpose of utilizing comparable sales in property assessment?
• When making adjustments for changing market conditions in a sale, what must be calculated first?
• When are certified copies of the equalization table mailed out?
• What must an assessor do prior to reassessing certain property in the district?
• What is one of the basic responsibilities of a tax assessor?
• When should assessors submit their schedule of hours?
• How is the gross income multiplier (GIM) calculated?
• What confirms that municipal government does not set tax assessors' hours?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for historic site classification?
• What is the maximum income a senior can have to qualify for the Homestead Exemption tax deduction in New Jersey?
• In counties with over 510,000 population, how many members are on the CBT?
• Which soil class has low productivity and is often too wet or stony?
• What does the entrepreneurial incentive represent in the cost estimation process?
• What is the mortgage annual constant (Rm)?
• What is a possessory interest?
• What does general maintenance encompass?
• What is the relationship between sales price and market value?
• Which term describes the annual income that contributes to property value after expenses?
• What information is required for the Page 8 ratio calculation?
• What must be sent to assessments to inform of new taxes?
• What happens if the subject property has a ratio exceeding the county percentage level of 100%?
• How many judges must be appointed to the Tax Court of New Jersey?
• Which type of municipality is characterized as township?
• What role does an assessor perform in property taxation?
• What must personnel determining final land values have?
• What is a requirement for historic properties according to the Secretary of the Interior’s Treatment guidelines?
• What is the effective date for the requirement of legal domicile in New Jersey for government hires under the NJ First Act?
• When calculating depreciation, what is the effect of marketability and sales prices?
• In the paired sales analysis, what does Step 2 calculate?
• What does the farmland assessment act require regarding rollback taxes?
• Which step involves collecting and analyzing data in the sales comparison approach?
• What is defined as "True Value" in property assessments?
• What is the first step in using a soil survey?
• What is the operation method of the Tax Court of NJ regarding evidence?
• To whom are tax rates reported for collection of property taxes in New Jersey?
• What is the definition of a "qualified surviving spouse" in regard to the deduction eligibility?
• What does the 'G' code signify in limited exemptions and abatements?
• When must the second list of assessments be retained by the Assessor?
• What is the impact of Carlson vs. Hackensack case law on assessor salaries?
• How many members typically make up the elected governing body in the township form of local government?
• Which of the following municipalities has the largest population threshold in its classification?
• Which financial concept helps assess how much debt a property is utilizing relative to its value?
• What is the term duration for members of a 5-member board in counties with less than 510,000 population?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the five land use classifications?
• What does the Principle of Diminishing Marginal Utility explain?
• What aspect is covered by the Yield Rate in real estate?
• What approach uses sales of comparable parcels to determine the value of a subject land parcel?
• Which trend category relates to environmental factors affecting valuation?
• For what purpose must organizations apply to the Director of the Division of Taxation?
• Which type of maintenance results from real estate transactions and records from the recorder's office?
• Which of the following is an example of external depreciation?
• In which form of government are assessors appointed at the organizational meeting by the director of the department?
• What is "contract rent"?
• What form must assessors file if employed outside of public service?
• Which of the following is NOT a determinant of supply?
• Which trend category includes elements such as population characteristics and neighborhood cohesiveness?
• Which components make up the sales ratio?
• For property assessments, when must the certification of assessments be completed?
• What is a primary requirement when using the land residual capitalization method?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a direct cost in cost estimation?
• For information on the nature and properties of soil, what section of the soil survey should be referred to?
• What is required for filing a regular omitted assessment for rollback taxes?
• Which of the following operations took place from August 27, 1992, to March 17, 2003?
• In what scenario is competition likely to diminish the overall market value?
• What is the first adjustment made when a comparable sale requires atypical financing?
• In Type I City School Districts, who appoints the board of education members?
• What is the structure of the council-manager form of local government?
• What does Chapter 118 establish regarding municipal property assessments?
• What was the duration of the Restore Hope mission in Somalia?
• What is the purpose of the Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA)?
• Which component is NOT involved in the yield capitalization process?
• What is the primary purpose of permanent pasture?
• Which financial measure is used in the formula Ro = NIR ÷ EGIM?
• Which areas are included in the definition of floodway?
• What is the maximum number of CBT members that can belong to the same political party?
• What type of data is considered 'Specific' in data collection and analysis?
• In the alternate method for omitted assessments, what is the first step the assessor takes?
• Which of the following is typically assessed as part of physical depreciation?
• What term describes the amount of money given or expected in the exchange for property?
• What does the mill rate represent in taxation?
• In New Jersey, what does the term domicile refer to?
• What is calculated using the Page 8 formula?
• In a leasehold and leased fee interest situation, who retains ownership of the property?
• How many parsonages can be exempt from taxation per religious corporation statewide?