Code of Alabama
Division 1 - General Provisions.
Section 40-7-63 - Time for Completion of Appraisal.

The appraisal of property shall be commenced and completed for each county at the earliest dates consistent with good business and sound appraisal practices, but in any event completed not later than two years from January 19, 1972.

Structure Code of Alabama

Code of Alabama

Title 40 - Revenue and Taxation.

Chapter 7 - Assessment of Taxes Generally.

Article 2 - Statewide Property Reappraisal.

Division 1 - General Provisions.

Section 40-7-60 - Inspection and Supervision of Program; Regulation by Schedule of Individual County-by-County Reappraisal.

Section 40-7-61 - Procedures and Standards; Contract Work to Be Inspected and Approved by Department.

Section 40-7-62 - Property Appraised at Fair and Reasonable Market Value; Basis of Assessment for Ad Valorem Taxes.

Section 40-7-63 - Time for Completion of Appraisal.

Section 40-7-64 - Department to Prescribe Procedures, Standards, Forms, Records, and Progress Reports for Counties and to Design Permanent Uniform Record System.

Section 40-7-65 - Employment of Appraisal Firms as Consultants; Firms or Appraisers to Be Bona Fide State Residents.

Section 40-7-66 - Consultations With County Governing Bodies and Tax Assessors; Determination of System of Appraisal; General Schedule for Completion of Appraisal to Be Established.

Section 40-7-67 - Department May Act When County Fails to Comply; Personnel; Employees of County to Meet Department's Requirements Without Becoming Employees of State Merit System; Appraiser's Qualifications.

Section 40-7-68 - Cost of Program for Equalization of Ad Valorem Taxes to Be Prorated Among County Agencies.

Section 40-7-69 - Authority to Issue Revenue Bonds to Finance Program.

Section 40-7-70 - Annual Appropriation to Department; Establishment of Fund to Maintain Program of Equalization; Credit Against State's Portion of Expenses in County Reappraisal; County May Be Charged Pro Rata Share of Expense.

Section 40-7-71 - Department to Certify That County Property Appraised at Fair Market Value; Basis for Equalization of Assessments; Values Subject to Review; Hearing of Complaints; Appeals; Compensation of Members of County Board of Equalization.

Section 40-7-72 - Additional Appropriations.

Section 40-7-74 - Administration of Program.

Section 40-7-73 - Avoidance or Frustration of Provisions or Intent of Article.

Section 40-7-75 - Reappraisal of Taxable Property in Marshall County.