Sec. 20. If an assessing official changes a valuation made by a person on the person's personal property return or adds personal property and its value to a return, the assessing official shall, by mail, immediately give the person notice of the action taken. However, if a taxpayer lists property on the taxpayer's return but does not place a value on the property, a notice of the action of an assessing official in placing a value on the property is not required.
[Pre-1975 Property Tax Recodification Citation: 6-1-23-13.]
Formerly: Acts 1975, P.L.47, SEC.1. As amended by P.L.146-2008, SEC.62.
Structure Indiana Code
Chapter 3. Procedures for Personal Property Assessment
6-1.1-3-1. Residents and Nonresidents; Place of Assessment; Evidence of Filing
6-1.1-3-2. Property Held by Trustee, Party, or Receiver
6-1.1-3-2.5. Like Kind Exchanges of Depreciable Personal Property
6-1.1-3-3. Estate of Deceased Individuals
6-1.1-3-4. Conflicts Involving Assessment Location; Settlement
6-1.1-3-5. Assessment Books and Blanks; Delivery
6-1.1-3-6. Return; Notification to Taxpayer
6-1.1-3-7. Filing Returns; Extension of Time; Consolidated Returns
6-1.1-3-7.5. Amended Returns; Tax Adjustments; Credits
6-1.1-3-8. Vending Machine Owners
6-1.1-3-9. Return; Necessary Information
6-1.1-3-10. Property Located in Two or More Townships; Additional Returns
6-1.1-3-14. Verification of Returns
6-1.1-3-15. Failure to File Return; Alternative Assessment Procedures; Election to File
6-1.1-3-16. Property Converted for Tax Avoidance; Assessment
6-1.1-3-17. Assessment List; Certification to County Auditor
6-1.1-3-18. Reports to County Assessors and Auditors; Copies of Returns
6-1.1-3-20. Change in Valuation; Notice
6-1.1-3-21. Preservation of Records; Inspection
6-1.1-3-22.5. Personal Property Tax; Depreciable Property; Year of Acquisition
6-1.1-3-23.5. Election of Valuation Method for Mini-Mill Equipment