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Where is the City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor's Office?

City of Ann Arbor is a locality in Washtenaw County, Michigan.While many other municipalities assess property taxes on a county basis, City of Ann Arbor has its own tax assessor's office.

City of Ann Arbor Assessor's Office Services

The City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor is the local official who is responsible for assessing the taxable value of all properties within City of Ann Arbor, and may establish the amount of tax due on that property based on the fair market value appraisal. The City of Ann Arbor assessor's office can help you with many of your property tax related issues, including:

Property Tax Appraisals

The City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor will appraise the taxable value of each property in his jurisdiction on a yearly basis, based on the features of the property and the fair market value of comparable properties in the same neighbourhood. The assessor's office can provide you with a copy of your property's most recent appraisal on request.

Property Renovations and Re-Appraisals

If you renovate your property (such as by adding living space, bedrooms, or bathrooms), the City of Ann Arbor Assessor will re-appraise your home to reflect the value of your new additions. Renovations may be reported to the Assessor's Office by the zoning board, contractors, or by the homeowner themselves. Unreported renovations will generally be discovered by the Assessor during the next on-site appraisal of the property. The Assessor may also re-appraise a property in the event of significant damage

Paying Your Property Tax

The City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor can provide you with a copy of your property tax assessment, show you your property tax bill, help you pay your property taxes, or arrange a payment plan. Payments may be made to the county tax collector or treasurer instead of the assessor.

Homestead Exemptions

The City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor can provide you with an application form for the City of Ann Arbor homestead exemption, which can provide a modest property tax break for properties which are used as the primary residence of their owners. Additional exemptions might be available for farmland, green space, veterans, or others. Call the Assessor's Office and ask for details.

Property Tax Appeals

If you believe your house is unfairly over-assessed, the City of Ann Arbor Tax Assessor can provide you with a tax appeal form and inform you of the tax appeal process. If your appeal is accepted, your property valuation (and property taxes) will be adjusted accordingly.

How can I contact City of Ann Arbor?

If you need access to property records, deeds, or other services the City of Ann Arbor Assessor's Office can't provide, you can try contacting the City of Ann Arbor municipal government. The City of Ann Arbor seat can be found in the County Courthouse in Ann Arbor. You can contact City of Ann Arbor with general inquiries using the contact info listed below.

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