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February 1, 2023| Frequently Asked Questions| dcqad
A special assessment level will “freeze” the assessed value of the homestead. In other words, the... Read More → What are Special Assessment Levels?
August 30, 2022| Frequently Asked Questions, Public Notices| dcqad
GASB Statement No. 77 – “Tax Abatement Disclosures” – requires governments to disclose in the notes... Read More → What should residents know about tax abatement?
June 8, 2022| Frequently Asked Questions, Hurricane Ida, Public Notices| dcqad
As we continue to rebuild, it is important for us to publicize some key points regarding the future of your... Read More → What should homeowners know about post-Ida assessments returning to normal?
March 11, 2021| Frequently Asked Questions| dcqad
Communicate with Taxing Bodies The following is a list of taxing bodies that collect millages. Residents may... Read More → How can I voice my opinion on millage rates?
March 6, 2021| Frequently Asked Questions| dcqad
Even if you do not receive a tax notice, it is your responsibility to be sure that the property taxes have... Read More → What if I don’t receive my tax notice?
As a taxpayer, you have a legal responsibility to furnish accurate information on your property. Our office... Read More → What if I disagree with the assessor’s value of my property?
Taxable Assessed Value X Total Millage Rate = Taxes Owed The total property tax rate levied on a property is... Read More → How are my taxes calculated?
Fair market value is defined by LA Revised Statute § 47: 2321 as follows: “Fair Market Value is the... Read More → What is fair market value?
State law dictates that the assessor must reappraise all properties within the parish in specified intervals.... Read More → How often is property reappraised?
To arrive at the “fair market value” for your property, the assessor must know what... Read More → How is my assessment determined?
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