Calculateur de Valeur Cadastrale

Calculez la valeur cadastrale d'un bien immobilier.

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Assessed Value

$320,000

Estimated Annual Tax$3,840.00
Monthly Tax Equivalent$320.00

Assessed Value vs Tax Rate per $1,000

Formule

How Property Assessment Works

Local governments assess properties at a fraction of market value using an assessment ratio, then apply a tax rate to that assessed figure.

Formula

Assessed Value = Market Value x Assessment Ratio

Annual Tax = (Assessed Value / 1,000) x Tax Rate per $1,000

Notes

  • Assessment ratios vary by jurisdiction, commonly between 50% and 100%
  • Tax rates are often expressed as mills (per $1,000 of assessed value)
  • Homestead exemptions may further reduce taxable assessed value
  • Exemple Résolu

    A home has a fair market value of $400,000 with an 80% assessment ratio and a tax rate of $12 per $1,000.

    1. 01Assessed value: $400,000 x 80% = $320,000
    2. 02Annual tax: ($320,000 / 1,000) x $12 = $3,840
    3. 03Monthly tax equivalent: $3,840 / 12 = $320

    Questions Fréquentes

    What is an assessment ratio?

    The assessment ratio is the percentage of fair market value that your local government uses to calculate the taxable assessed value. It varies by state and municipality, typically between 50% and 100%.

    Can I appeal my assessed value?

    Yes. Most jurisdictions allow property owners to appeal their assessed value if they believe it is too high. You typically need comparable sales data or an independent appraisal to support your case.

    How often is property assessed?

    It depends on your jurisdiction. Some reassess annually, others every 2-5 years, and some only when the property is sold or significantly improved.

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