Board of Assessors & Assessors Department FY 2010 Tax RatesThe City of Springfield has set tax rates for FY 2010: Residential Property Rate: $19.50 per $1,000 of value Commercial/Industrial/Personal Property Rate: $39.25 per $1,000 of value Download the FY 2010 tax information sheet >> FY 2010 Overvalue ApplicationsThe filing deadline for Fiscal Year 2010 Overvalues Applications for both Real and Personal Property is February 26, 2010. This deadline cannot be waived by the Assessors for any reason. If your application is not timely filed, you lose your rights to an abatement and, by law, the Assessors cannot grant you one for Fiscal Year 2010. An application is considered filed when received by the Assessors Office or mailed by US Mail, first class postage pre-paid to the proper address of the Assessors on or before February 26, 2010 as shown by the postmark made by the United States Postal Service.  2010_Overvalue_Application_-_Personal_Property 2010_Overvalue_Application_-_Personal_Property 2010_Overvalue_Application_-_Real_Estate 2010_Overvalue_Application_-_Real_EstateFY 2010 Proposed Property ValuationsThe Springfield Board of Assessors has issued proposed valuations for all Real Estate for Fiscal Year 2010. The values represent the full fair cash value of the property as of January 1, 2009 based on sales of comparable properties and market information during calendar year 2008 and part of 2009. The list of properties is sorted in alphabetical order by street name. A list of comparable residential sales is also provided. FY2010_Proposed_Valuations_-_all_listed_by_street FY2010_Proposed_Valuations_alpha_by_street FY2010_Proposed_Valuations_apts_mixed-use_commercial_etc FY2010_Proposed_Valuations_residential_with_land FY2010_Residential_Comparable_Sales_all FY2010_Residential_Comparable_Sales_of_2-3_family FY2010_Residential_Comparable_Sales_single-family2010 Statutory Tax Exemption FormsForms and instructions are provided in both Micrsoft Word and Adobe PDF formats. Learn about Mayor Sarno's proposal for additional tax relief for seniors  2010_Blind-Abatement-CL371 2010_Blind-Abatement-CL371 2010_Elderly_Abatement_41C 2010_Elderly_Abatement_41C 2010_Veteran_Abatement1 2010_Veteran_Abatement1 2010_Widow_Abatement_17D 2010_Widow_Abatement_17D Elderly_CLAUSE_41C_QUALIFICATIONS Elderly_CLAUSE_41C_QUALIFICATIONS Widow_CLAUSE_17D_QUALIFICATIONS Widow_CLAUSE_17D_QUALIFICATIONSDownload Tax FormsFY 2009 Property Tax InformationThe 2009 Residential Tax Rate for Springfield is $17.89 per $1,000 of value, and the Commercial/Industrial/Personal Property Tax Rate is $36.98 per $1,000 of value. View more 2009 Property Tax Information: Frequently Asked QuestionsIf you have a question, please review the following FAQs. |
Property Cards Updated for FY 2010Real Estate property cards have been updated for 2010, with descriptions as of June 30, 2009, and values as of Jan 1, 2009 2010 Personal PropertyRequest for Income & Expense InformationThe Board of Assessors is requesting INCOME AND EXPENSE information on all Commercial, Industrial and Apartment properties to help us determine fair and equitable values for assessment purposes. This request is for income and expense information relative to the operation of real estate and not the business use with the real estate. Income & Expense forms with instructions (pdf) |
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