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   When do Ann Arbor property owners receive property assessment and taxable value notifications?

   • Ann Arbor property owners receive property assessment and taxable value notification letters annually in March. The following information explains the factors involved in determining property assessments and the terminology used in this process. To understand how taxes are calculated, a look back at Michigan's history is in order.

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   How does the city of Ann Arbor assess real estate?

   • The City of Ann Arbor Assessor's Office annually assesses each property within the city using mass appraisal techniques. This involves studies and analysis of the local real estate market.

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   How do you calculate property tax?

   • Or, more simply, for every $1,000 in taxable value, a property owner will pay $1 in property tax. Property owners can calculate their tax bill by multiplying their taxable value by the millage rate. For example, if the city's millage rate is 10 mills, property taxes on a home with a taxable value of $50,000 would be $500.

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   Is there a proration of personal property taxes?

   • There is no proration of personal property taxes. In December of 2012, Governor Snyder signed into law 11 bills affecting the taxation of personal property. The majority of these Acts did not take effect until Dec. 31, 2015, for the 2016 Tax Year; further guidance on those Acts will be provided at a later date. Read the bulletin in its entirety.

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2. www.a2gov.org › departments › finance-admin-servicesOnline Assessment and Property Tax Data - Ann Arbor, Michigan

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   Information that is not confidential and is available during an in-person visit to City Hall may be posted for electronic access through the City of Ann Arbor’s Internet Portal. Continue to Online Tax Data (opens in new window) Access City Tax Map Viewer Access City ECF Tax Map. 2024 RESIDENTIAL Land Value Analysis.pdf

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   City of Ann Arbor | Washtenaw County ... All Records. Assessing. Special Assessment. Tax. By: LastItem. Address ... Search by Parcel Number through Property and Tax ...

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   The City of Ann Arbor, MI makes every effort to produce and publish the most current and accurate information possible. No warranties, expressed or implied, are provided for the data herein, its use, or its interpretation.

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   Jul 1, 2011 · Taxes are due by July 31. The city's total direct tax rate has fallen about 3.85 percent over the last decade. The total amount of taxes being levied on properties in Ann Arbor this year is 16.47 mills, down from 16.82 mills last year.