Effective - 28 Aug 2010, 2 histories
137.180. Valuation increased — assessor to notify owner — appeals to county board of equalization — notice to owners required, when, contents. — 1. Whenever any assessor shall increase the valuation of any real property he shall forthwith notify the record owner of such increase, either in person, or by mail directed to the last known address; every such increase in assessed valuation made by the assessor shall be subject to review by the county board of equalization whereat the landowner shall be entitled to be heard, and the notice to the landowner shall so state.
2. Effective January 1, 2009, for all counties with a charter form of government, other than any county adopting a charter form of government after January 1, 2008, whenever any assessor shall increase the valuation of any real property, he or she shall forthwith notify the record owner on or before June fifteenth of such increase and, in a year of general reassessment, the county shall notify the record owner of the projected tax liability likely to result from such an increase, either in person, or by mail directed to the last known address; every such increase in assessed valuation made by the assessor shall be subject to review by the county board of equalization whereat the landowner shall be entitled to be heard, and the notice to the landowner shall so state. Notice of the projected tax liability from the county shall accompany the notice of increased valuation from the assessor.
3. For all calendar years prior to the first day of January of the year following receipt of software necessary for the implementation of the requirements provided under subsections 4 and 5 of this section from the state tax commission, for any county not subject to the provisions of subsection 2 of this section or subsection 2 of section 137.355, whenever any assessor shall increase the valuation of any real property, he or she shall forthwith notify the record owner on or before June fifteenth of the previous assessed value and such increase either in person, or by mail directed to the last known address and include in such notice a statement indicating that the change in assessed value may impact the record owner's tax liability and provide all processes and deadlines for appealing determinations of the assessed value of such property. Such notice shall be provided in a font and format sufficient to alert a record owner of the potential impact upon tax liability and the appellate processes available.
4. Effective January first of the year following receipt of software necessary for the implementation of the requirements provided under this subsection and subsection 5 of this section from the state tax commission, for all counties not subject to the provisions of subsection 2 of this section or subsection 2 of section 137.355, whenever any assessor shall increase the valuation of any real property, he or she shall forthwith notify the record owner on or before June fifteenth of such increase and, in a year of general reassessment, the county shall notify the record owner of the projected tax liability likely to result from such an increase, either in person, or by mail directed to the last known address; every such increase in assessed valuation made by the assessor shall be subject to review by the county board of equalization whereat the landowner shall be entitled to be heard, and the notice to the landowner shall so state. Notice of the projected tax liability from the county shall accompany the notice of increased valuation from the assessor.
5. The notice of projected tax liability, required under subsections 2 and 4 of this section, from the county shall include:
(1) The record owner's name, address, and the parcel number of the property;
(2) A list of all political subdivisions levying a tax upon the property of the record owner;
(3) The projected tax rate for each political subdivision levying a tax upon the property of the record owner, and the purpose for each levy of such political subdivisions;
(4) The previous year's tax rates for each individual tax levy imposed by each political subdivision levying a tax upon the property of the record owner;
(5) The tax rate ceiling for each levy imposed by each political subdivision levying a tax upon the property of the record owner;
(6) The contact information for each political subdivision levying a tax upon the property of the record owner;
(7) A statement identifying any projected tax rates for political subdivisions levying a tax upon the property of the record owner, which were not calculated and provided by the political subdivision levying the tax; and
(8) The total projected property tax liability of the taxpayer.
6. In addition to the requirements provided under subsections 1, 2, and 5 of this section, effective January 1, 2011, in any county with a charter form of government and with more than one million inhabitants, whenever any assessor shall notify a record owner of any change in assessed value, such assessor shall provide notice that information regarding the assessment method and computation of value for such property is available on the assessor's website and provide the exact website address at which such information may be accessed. Such notification shall provide the assessor's contact information to enable taxpayers without internet access to request and receive information regarding the assessment method and computation of value for such property.
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(L. 1945 p. 1782 § 15, A.L. 2008 S.B. 711, A.L. 2010 H.B. 1316 merged with S.B. 588)
(1991) When property owner's assessed valuation was increased as a result of statutory reclassification of manufactured homes as realty, property owner was still entitled to notice and had a right to be heard. Statute creates no exception for newly classified property. Ingels v. Noel, 804 S.W.2d 808 (Mo.App.W.D.).
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title X - Taxation and Revenue
Chapter 137 - Assessment and Levy of Property Taxes
Section 137.010 - Definitions.
Section 137.015 - Classification of property.
Section 137.017 - Agricultural and horticultural property, how assessed.
Section 137.018 - Certain merchandise exempt from ad valorem taxes.
Section 137.022 - Private car company, defined — subject to assessment and taxation, manner.
Section 137.023 - Rules and regulations — promulgation, procedure.
Section 137.030 - Levy for library purposes.
Section 137.035 - What taxes to be assessed, levied, and collected in counties.
Section 137.037 - Levy to pay cost of property reevaluation — election — form of ballot.
Section 137.045 - Assessment, levy, and collection not to be made except as provided — penalty.
Section 137.060 - Action of county commission to be entered of record.
Section 137.070 - Apportionment in counties having township organization.
Section 137.075 - What property liable for taxes.
Section 137.080 - Annual assessment date — subclasses of tangible personal property.
Section 137.081 - New political subdivisions, assessment, effective when.
Section 137.085 - Government lands become taxable, when — state lien on real property, extent of.
Section 137.092 - Rental or leasing facilities to submit lessee lists.
Section 137.095 - Corporate property, where taxed — tractors and trailers.
Section 137.098 - College fraternity and sorority real property, how assessed.
Section 137.100 - Certain property exempt from taxes.
Section 137.101 - Charitable organizations, exemption from property taxes — assessor's duties.
Section 137.110 - Assessment blanks, books and supplies, furnished, when.
Section 137.112 - Deferred maintenance, defined.
Section 137.113 - Scope of sections.
Section 137.116 - Department of revenue to furnish lists of motor vehicles.
Section 137.120 - Property list, contents.
Section 137.125 - Procedure in case of absence from property and of death.
Section 137.130 - Assessor to make physical inspection, when — assessment.
Section 137.135 - Duplicate list to be left if made during absence of owner.
Section 137.150 - Assessor and other officers to administer oaths — failure of assessor — penalty.
Section 137.155 - Form of oath — refusal to make oath — penalty.
Section 137.160 - Assessment of discovered real property — notice to state tax commission.
Section 137.165 - Procedure of assessing real estate omitted from tax books.
Section 137.170 - Each tract of land charged with its own taxes — notice to owner.
Section 137.175 - Failure to assess taxable property — method of subsequent assessments.
Section 137.185 - Tracts less than one-sixteenth of a section.
Section 137.190 - Penalty for violation of section 137.185.
Section 137.195 - County commissions to procure plats from United States land office.
Section 137.200 - Plats or maps lost — duty of county commissions.
Section 137.205 - Assessor to have free access to plats and maps — board to compare — omissions.
Section 137.210 - Assessor to examine and compare lists — assessor's book.
Section 137.220 - Assessor to prepare plats to all tracts and lots.
Section 137.225 - Assessor to be provided with real estate book and personal assessment book.
Section 137.230 - When section 137.225 does not apply.
Section 137.235 - Assessor's books to have three columns for values — extension of taxes.
Section 137.237 - Tax-exempt properties, assessor to compile list for state tax commission.
Section 137.240 - County commissions to furnish additional books when necessary.
Section 137.250 - List lost or destroyed — new assessment to be made.
Section 137.260 - County clerk to correct tax book.
Section 137.265 - Assessment not illegal because of informality in making.
Section 137.270 - County commission to hear and determine erroneous assessments.
Section 137.275 - Appeals to county board of equalization — lodged where.
Section 137.285 - Double assessment for making fraudulent list.
Section 137.295 - Clerk to make statement.
Section 137.300 - Supplemental tax book.
Section 137.305 - Supplemental tax book same validity and force.
Section 137.320 - Penalty for clerk's neglect or refusal — evidence.
Section 137.325 - Sections 137.325 to 137.420 applicable to first class counties.
Section 137.340 - Taxpayer to file return listing all tangible personal property.
Section 137.350 - Assessment of estates — duty of guardian.
Section 137.360 - Form of oath — penalty for refusal — lists filed with county clerk.
Section 137.380 - Procedure when assessor's lists cannot be included in one book.
Section 137.385 - Appeal from assessment — form — time for filing.
Section 137.390 - County commission to determine tax rate.
Section 137.392 - Clerk to deliver tax books to collector, when — extension of time.
Section 137.395 - County commission to establish system of bookkeeping.
Section 137.400 - County reimbursed for abstract furnished to any city, town or village.
Section 137.405 - Certain sections not applicable to property assessed by state tax commission.
Section 137.410 - Inconsistent laws not applicable.
Section 137.420 - False certification a misdemeanor.
Section 137.435 - Real property assessed, how and where.
Section 137.440 - Assessment of real and tangible property.
Section 137.445 - Assessor's books — how made.
Section 137.450 - Assessment lists to be filed with county clerk.
Section 137.465 - County clerk to submit lists of property — abstracts of all real property.
Section 137.470 - County clerk to estimate state, county, township, school, bridge and other tax.
Section 137.475 - County clerk to deliver assessment roll to collector.
Section 137.480 - State tax commission to instruct and advise county clerks.
Section 137.500 - Assessment blanks, distribution, how signed — penalty.
Section 137.505 - Failure to file return — duty of assessor.
Section 137.510 - Assessor's books — method of preparation — date to be completed.
Section 137.512 - Notice as to time and place of inspection of assessment records.
Section 137.515 - Assessor to make abstract of books, when — copies certified.
Section 137.520 - Assessor to extend book — make tax bills.
Section 137.525 - Duties of city comptroller.
Section 137.535 - Assessor to make daily record of transfers of property.
Section 137.540 - False returns — board of equalization notified — duties of board.
Section 137.545 - False returns — penalty.
Section 137.554 - Portion of tax expended on city streets, city to designate where and how spent.
Section 137.555 - Special road and bridge tax, how levied, collected and disbursed.
Section 137.559 - Portion of road bond construction fund may be expended on system roads.
Section 137.565 - Election for tax — petition — duty of county commission.
Section 137.570 - Form of ballot.
Section 137.575 - County commission to make levy — how collected.
Section 137.585 - Township special road and bridge tax, how levied, collected and disbursed.
Section 137.590 - Such funds to be shown as separate items.
Section 137.595 - Taxes — how collected — how kept.
Section 137.600 - Railroad, telegraph and telephone taxes — rate — how collected and disbursed.
Section 137.715 - Clerks and deputies, appointment, compensation, how paid.
Section 137.900 - Definitions.
Section 137.920 - Warehouse duty to keep records of in-transit property, in-transit defined.
Section 137.930 - Forms for no-situs, tax exemptions, procedure.
Section 137.950 - Evasion of taxes — civil action to recover taxes, costs and attorney's fee.
Section 137.960 - False statements to assessors — penalty.
Section 137.975 - Annual reports to be filed, form, content.
Section 137.977 - Failure to file, penalty — waiver of penalty, when — report deemed filed, when.
Section 137.981 - Administrative and judicial review procedure authorized for private car companies.
Section 137.983 - Private car companies not subject to ad valorem taxation, when.
Section 137.1000 - Title, effective date.
Section 137.1003 - Definitions.
Section 137.1006 - Powers of commission.
Section 137.1015 - Review of original assessment, when — procedures.
Section 137.1024 - Director to notify attorney general of failure to pay taxes due.
Section 137.1027 - Attorney general to institute a suit, when — property subject to seizure, when.
Section 137.1030 - Contingent procedures for freight line company taxes, effective when.