The phrase "assessment increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluations, appraisals, or financial assessments where there is a rise in the value or score of an assessment.
Example: "The recent assessment increase has led to higher property taxes for homeowners in the area."
Alternatives: "evaluation rise" or "appraisal boost".
Contrary to the ad's claim, an assessment increase does not necessarily lead to an increased tax bill; that happens only to properties that have appreciated faster than average.
The down market has even sparked one contrarian appeal for an assessment increase, which Mr. Levinson called a first ever.
Under the new law, the improvement districts will negotiate an assessment increase with the property owners who operate businesses within their boundaries.
Ms. Ruiz said the property assessment increase was an assault by the Bloomberg administration on the middle class.
Indeed, Ms. Stark said, since property values in the city generally have been outpacing the 6percentt per year maximum allowable assessment increase, it will take some years -- and in some cases, many years -- for the allowable assessed value of most Class 1 properties to catch up to with the "target" assessment ratio of 8percentt.
In community-based interventions, the number of participants that contribute in all levels of measurement, design, application and assessment increase the chance of success for an intervention programme.
But since there is a 6percentt per year cap on assessment increases, the allowable assessed value would be $16,960.
No matter how the Democrats spin it, assessment increases are tax increases.
He said he planned to propose legislation to phase in assessment increases over five years.
Some of the highest assessment increases were for waterfront property, which Long Beach has in plenty.
Assessors all over California have been addicted to it since 1978 when Proposition 13 capped assessment increases.
