Sentence examples for assessed property values from inspiring English sources

BY law, every five years each municipality in Connecticut must recalculate assessed property values.

White Plains in particular has also contended with lower assessed property values, losing about $130 million on its tax rolls during the past 20 years, with a reduction last year of $6.3 million.

Some, like New Rochelle, have been forced to increase tax rates to make up for the erosion of assessed property values.

Some municipalities and counties with taxes already in place -- ranging from 1 to 5 cents on each $100 of assessed property values -- are also going back to voters to increase the amount of their tax.

Tagliaferri's operation and Bartels bought the Méridien hotels for slightly less than their independently assessed property values.

**Prop 13 – A voter initiative passed in 1978 amid an anti-tax revolt, it caps California property tax rates at 1.25% and freezes assessed property values at the original purchase price.

It would shield from taxes 75percentt of the first $200,000 in assessed property value, and 15percentt of the next $300,000.

That tax, which equates to $1 for every $1,000 assessed property value, is due in April.

To arrive at 79percentt, Mr. Franks had to compare the Jersey City tax rate last year -- $2.02 per $100 of assessed property value -- with the 1994 tax rate, $1.13 per $100.

He said the planned developments would double the borough's current assessed property value of $1 billion, producing an additional $13 million a year in local taxes.

Typically, the tax is 2 cents per $100 of assessed property value, although in some cases it is has been raised to 5 cents.