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   The Assessors' Office values and administers property tax assessment for approximately 27,000 parcels of property in Newton. Find out how to contact, request abatements, exemptions, and access the database of property records.

   • Personal Property Tax

     What is personal property? Who must file a return? Where and...

   • Assessing Forms

     Assessor's Database; Assessing Forms; FAQs; Motor Vehicle...

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     Assessor's Database. View Your Bills and Payment History...

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     Contact the Assessors office at (617) 796-1160 for an...

   • Tax Assistance Programs

     As approved by state law, the Board of Assessors administers...

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   MapGeo is a web-based mapping platform that provides access to the assessors database of Newton, MA. You can search for properties by address, owner, parcel ID, or map and lot. You can also view various layers of information, such as zoning, flood zones, historic districts, and more.

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   This page is designed for browsing Newton's Geographic Information System (GIS). THE CITY OF NEWTON'S MAPS AND ASSOCIATED DATA ARE PROVIDED WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AS TO THE CONTENT, SEQUENCE, ACCURACY, TIMELINESS OR COMPLETENESS OF ANY OF THE DATABASE INFORMATION. THE CITY OF NEWTON SHALL ASSUME NO LIABILITY FOR:

4. www.countyoffice.org › newton-ma-property-recordsNewton Property Records (Massachusetts) - County Office

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   Find property records, deeds and tax assessments in Newton, MA from 4 official databases. Search by address, owner name, property code and more on CountyOffice.org.

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   What does the assessors' office do?

   • The Assessors' Office is responsible for the administration of all laws and regulations regarding property tax assessment. The Assessors, as required by Chapters 59, 60A, 61, 61B, 121A of the Massachusetts General Laws and various Acts of the Legislature, perform the appraisal of approximately 27,000 parcels of property.

   Assessing | City of Newton, MA

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   What does a Massachusetts Assessor do?

   • The Assessors then commit to the Treasurer/Collector the amount of taxes to be collected including sewer, street, and sidewalk betterments and water and sewer liens.The Assessors handle requests for abatements and exemptions through the avenues prescribed by the Massachusetts Legislature.

   Assessing | City of Newton, MA

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   How does the Board of assessors determine taxable property?

   • The Board of Assessors uses the information provided on the Form of List to determine the taxable or exempt status of your personal property as well as its fair market value. The assessors may also require you to provide in writing further information about the property and to permit them to inspect the property.

   Personal Property Tax | City of Newton, MA

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   How many tax bills do the assessors process a year?

   • The Assessors process over 70,000 excise tax bills on motor vehicles and boats each year. The Assessors establish the assessed value of property each fiscal year. The Mayor and City Council determine the budget each year. A tax classification hearing is held each year in the Council Chamber at City Hall.

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