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IC 6-1.1-3 – Procedures for Personal Property Assessment | Midpage
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Indiana Code
Title 6
1.1
Chapter 3
IC 6-1.1-3
Procedures for Personal Property Assessment
1
Residents and nonresidents; place of assessment; evidence of filing
1.5
"Filing date"
2
Property held by trustee, party, or receiver
2.5
Like kind exchanges of depreciable personal property
3
Estate of deceased individuals
4
Conflicts involving assessment location; settlement
5
Assessment books and blanks; delivery
6
Return; notification to taxpayer
7
Filing returns; extension of time; consolidated returns; churches and religious societies
7.2
Exemption for certain business personal property; information required on return
7.3
Repealed
7.5
Amended returns; tax adjustments; credits
8
Vending machine owners
9
Return; necessary information
10
Property located in two or more townships; additional returns
11
Repealed
12
Repealed
13
Repealed
14
Verification of returns
15
Failure to file return; alternative assessment procedures; election to file
16
Property converted for tax avoidance; assessment
17
Assessment list; certification to county auditor and department of local government finance; failure to meet deadline
18
Reports to county assessors and auditors; copies of returns
19
Information available to county assessor and county property tax assessment board of appeals
20
Change in valuation; notice
21
Preservation of records; inspection
22
Personal property tax rules; prohibition against amendment of certain rules; voided rules
22.5
Personal property tax; depreciable property; year of acquisition
23
General assembly findings; election of valuation method for special integrated steel mill or oil refinery; petrochemical equipment
23.5
Election of valuation method for mini-mill equipment
24
Valuation; outdoor advertising signs
25
Exemption from valuation limitations for property located in entrepreneur and enterprise district
26
Repealed
27
Repealed
28
Personal property online submission portal fund
29
Depreciable personal property 30% minimum valuation limitation