The phrase "assessment amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluations, appraisals, or financial assessments where a specific quantity or value is being determined.
Example: "The assessment amount for the property will be finalized after the appraiser completes their evaluation."
Alternatives: "evaluation value" or "appraisal figure".
We introduce four indicators for the data quality assessment: amount of data, correctness, completeness, and time correlation index measure.
In his ruling, Judge Klausner wrote Francis "makes compelling arguments as to his ultimate tax liability," but that he could not meet his legal burden now of showing the assessment amount was "fatally defective, irrational, arbitrary or unsupported".
We've been working on an assessments calculator module for one of our IRA Bank Monitor products and it does show a variety of new assessment amount outcomes depending on what kind of business model the bank is using under the new rules.
How are penalty and assessment amounts determined?
45 CFR § 681.34 - How are penalty and assessment amounts determined?
§ 681.34 How are penalty and assessment amounts determined?
"Fractional assessment amounts are a way to obscure assessment biases, which are effectively concealed by this method," said Debra Chini Sullivan, a tax lawyer in Syracuse who is a member of the alliance.
His assessment amounted to a double slap at the United States because Washington has repeatedly sounded the alarm about North Korea's nuclear efforts and has pressed China to be more active in seeking a solution.
Duration of a single assessment amounts to 90 min per participant.
Seasonal changes were also observed with a decrease in foliar concentration of N and Mg by 8 and 17 %, respectively, and an increase in Ca/Fe/K/Mn/P/Zn between the July and September assessment amounting to 14/30/29/30/14/12 %, respectively.
Generally the assessments amount to 1% to 2% of property value.
