Allegheny County Tax Assessment Search & Property Values

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Allegheny County, Pennsylvania · 2012 Base Year · CLR · Assessments · Appeals

Find the Assessment and Understand What the Value Really Means

Search Allegheny County property assessment records by street address or block-and-lot parcel number, then review the owner, building characteristics, base-year assessment, taxable value, county tax status, Homestead status, appeal history, deed references and map.

The important Allegheny County detail is that the assessment displayed online is not simply today’s market value. The county still uses a 2012 base-year methodology, while annual appeals use a Common Level Ratio to translate proven current market value into the county’s assessment framework.

Search assessment Understand 2012 value File 2027 appeal
Important intent distinction: this page focuses specifically on Allegheny County assessment search and property-value interpretation. For a broader workflow covering taxes, deeds, GIS and closing checks, use the separate Allegheny County property-search guide linked later on this page.

Quick answer: search by address or block-and-lot ID

The free Allegheny County Real Estate Portal lets the public search by property address or parcel number. Enter the house number and only the main street name—do not add Street, Road, Drive, Circle or another suffix. Leave Municipality blank when you are not sure which Pittsburgh-area municipality contains the property.

1 Search cleanly House number + street name, or parcel ID.
2 Verify the municipality A Pittsburgh mailing address does not always mean City of Pittsburgh.
3 Read value correctly Assessment reflects the county’s 2012 base-year system.
4 Check appeal status 2027 annual appeals are currently open.

Current Allegheny assessment facts

Correct statePennsylvania
Public searchAddress or parcel ID
Base year2012
Last reassessment2013 tax year
2026 CLR50.14%
2027 CLR49.3%
County millage6.43 mills
2027 appeal closesSeptember 1, 2026
OPA412-350-4636 · Option 2
Treasurer412-350-4100
Owner-name search quirk: unrestricted owner-name searching is not part of the ordinary free public search. Allegheny County offers owner-name lookup, legal descriptions and additional tax tools through a paid subscription service.
Open official Real Estate Portal Open county property-record guidance

Choose the assessment question you need answered

Allegheny property users often confuse current market value, base-year value, taxable value, tax amount and appeal value. Jump directly to the issue you are solving.

Office routing

Assessment, tax collection and recorded deeds are separate functions

A
ASSESSMENTS Value
Buildings
Homestead
Interims
B
BPAAR Annual appeals
Special appeals
Hearings
Decisions
$
TREASURER Current county tax
Payments
Receipts
Act 77
D
REAL ESTATE Deeds
Mortgages
Plans
Ownership records
G
GIS Parcel map
Spatial data
Address
Map context
Which office controls the answer?
Your question
Correct office
What it handles
Important limit
Is my assessment correct?
Office of Property Assessments
Parcel characteristics, values and assessment changes.
OPA does not collect your county tax payment.
How do I challenge value?
BPAAR
Annual and qualifying special appeals.
The Board does not change tax millage.
How much county tax is due?
Treasurer
Current-year county tax, payment, receipts and Act 77.
Treasurer does not set assessed value.
Who legally owns the parcel?
Division of Real Estate
Recorded deeds and land instruments.
The assessment owner-history table is not complete title research.
Where is the parcel on a map?
GIS
Spatial parcel data and map context.
GIS parcel lines are not surveyed boundaries.
Who handles prior-year delinquent county taxes?
Jordan Tax Service
Applicable delinquent and liened prior-year county taxes.
Use Treasurer for the current tax year.
Portal quirks competitors miss

The free portal and subscription portal do not have the same search tools

Allegheny Real Estate Portal access differences
Task
Free public portal
Subscription service
Practical advice
Search by address
Yes
Yes
Do not enter street suffixes.
Search by parcel ID
Yes
Yes
Use exact block-and-lot ID.
Unrestricted owner-name search
No
Yes
Find address/parcel first unless regular owner searching justifies subscription.
Legal description retrieval
Limited
Additional service
Use recorded deed for legal reliance.
Additional tax information
Basic parcel tax information
Additional retrieval services
Treasurer controls live current-year tax questions.

Current subscription pricing

$100 One-time registration fee.
$50/mo Base monthly service.
$6/hr Peak-hour usage.
$1/hr Non-peak usage.
$0.25 Paper Property Record Card per page.
Do not pay for the subscription merely to check one house. For an ordinary homeowner or buyer, the free address/parcel search plus the Division of Real Estate deed search normally provides the core public information.
Review owner-search subscription
Assessment value decoder

Why Allegheny’s assessed value can look far below today’s market price

The portal is built around a 2012 base year

Allegheny County’s current assessed values use an effective valuation date of January 1, 2012. That countywide reassessment first became effective for the 2013 tax year and remains the underlying base-year methodology today.

This means the assessment is not intended to equal a normal 2026 listing price. When an appeal establishes a current market value, the applicable Common Level Ratio is used to relate that value back to Allegheny’s base-year assessment system.

CURRENT MARKET Evidence at appeal APPLY CLR Tax-year factor BASE-YEAR VALUE 2012 framework TAXABLE VALUE After exclusions

2026 versus 2027 Common Level Ratios

2026 tax-year CLR · 50.14%

Allegheny County’s appeal FAQ states that the 2026 Common Level Ratio is 50.14%. If a hearing established a current market value of $100,000, the county example produces a $50,140 assessment value.

2027 tax-year CLR · 49.3%

The county has announced a 49.3% CLR for tax year 2027 and says the factor will be applied to current market value in appeals beginning in September 2026.

Do not multiply every parcel’s displayed value by the CLR. The CLR is primarily an appeal/equalization tool. The ordinary parcel page already displays the county’s certified assessment data; you do not independently recalculate every annual assessment simply because a CLR exists.

What can change an Allegheny assessment?

Omitted property or improvement
Mathematical or clerical error
New construction
Addition or major physical improvement
Demolition
Subdivision or parcel change
Successful annual appeal
Qualifying special appeal
Catastrophic loss
Municipal permit-driven interim review
Permit effect: municipalities submit building, demolition and occupancy permits to the Office of Property Assessments. The county reviews them to determine whether the parcel should receive an assessment change or interim assessment.
Read official assessment methodology
Hidden-detail record

Request the Property Record Card before appealing a factual error

The county’s appeal guidance says the Property Record Card contains more assessor detail than the public Real Estate Portal. If square footage, exterior dimensions, building characteristics or another assessment fact is wrong, the record card can help identify exactly what the assessor is using.

Email copy

Free.

Request the Property Record Card from LandHelp@AlleghenyCounty.US.

Paper copy

$0.25 per page.

County Office Building Real Estate Copy Desk, first floor, Station 13.

Why request it?

Useful before an appeal or correction when public building data does not explain the assessment.

Compare these characteristics against the actual property

Exterior square footage
Living area
Stories
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Basement type
Garage
Year built
Grade
Condition
Use code
Land area
Recent improvement or demolition
Property Record Card request “Please provide the current Property Record Card for parcel [block-and-lot ID] at [address]. I am reviewing the assessment characteristics and would like the detailed assessor record used for valuation.”
Email LandHelp for free PRC
Current August 2026 action

The 2027 annual appeal window is open now

Appeal window opened July 1, 2026

2027 annual appeal applications began.

Deadline September 1, 2026

Current filing deadline for tax-year 2027 annual appeals.

Filing fee $0

Allegheny County says there is no annual-appeal filing fee.

Do not wait until the tax bill arrives. Allegheny County’s annual appeal deadline now occurs in the prior calendar year. The 2027 appeal is filed in 2026.
01
FIND PARCEL Search address or block-and-lot ID.
02
CHECK DATA Review buildings, use, land and Property Record Card.
03
BUILD VALUE CASE Use market evidence rather than desired tax savings.
04
APPEAL STATUS Open the parcel’s Appeal Status tab.
05
FILE BY SEP 1 Keep submission confirmation.

Evidence that can make an appeal stronger

Recent arm’s-length sale Sale documents and market context close to the relevant valuation period.
Comparable sales Similar municipality, school district, size, use and condition.
Fee appraisal A qualified appraisal addressing current market value.
Incorrect characteristics Measurement, permit, photograph or Property Record Card evidence.
Condition evidence Dated photographs, inspections and major repair documentation.
Land limitations Evidence of access, topography or other market-relevant physical conditions.
Comparable warning: the comparables displayed on some parcel pages are an informational snapshot associated with the county’s last reassessment and may not reflect today’s best market evidence. Build a current evidence set rather than relying only on the portal’s old comparable tab.
Appeal preparation script “I am preparing a 2027 appeal for parcel [ID]. The current certified assessment is [value], and my evidence indicates current market value of approximately [value]. Can you confirm the filing requirements and whether my online submission through Appeal Status has been received?”
Open 2027 annual appeal instructions Open parcel Appeal Status BPAAR: 412-350-4636 · Option 2
Special appeal

Some assessment changes use a different appeal clock

A Special Appeal is different from the annual appeal. It applies after certain written assessment or exemption determinations and generally requires the county notice or determination letter to be attached.

Examples of issues that may use a Special Appeal
County action
Why it matters
What to keep
Assessment Change Notice
New or changed certified assessment.
Original mailed notice and value evidence.
Homestead determination
Act 50 approval or denial affects county taxable value.
Determination letter and residency/ownership proof.
Clean & Green determination
Preferential use-value status affects land assessment.
Determination, acreage and use documents.
Catastrophic loss value
County determines the value reduction after qualifying loss.
Loss evidence and county determination.
Interim assessment
New construction or improvement may create new assessed value.
Permit, assessment notice and construction evidence.
Attachment rule: Allegheny County says a copy of the relevant Notice of Assessment Change or Determination Letter must be attached to the Special Appeal Form or it will not be processed.
Open Special Appeal guidance
Current 2026 county-tax status

If 2026 county tax is unpaid, it is already in the past-due period

2% discount ended March 31, 2026

Net/discount period has passed.

Face period ended April 30, 2026

Gross/face payment period has passed.

Past due began May 1, 2026

Current unpaid 2026 county tax now carries applicable charges.

Current penalty formula: after April 30, Allegheny County applies a one-time 5% penalty, plus 1% interest per month on the gross tax while the current-year tax remains delinquent.
County millage

6.43 mills for 2026 county real estate tax.

Free e-check

The Treasurer publishes e-check as a no-fee online option.

Card payment

Forte service fees vary and are shown before authorization.

Prior-year delinquency

Applicable older county taxes move to Jordan Tax Service.

Receipt change: the Treasurer no longer automatically mails property-tax receipts. Paid receipts are generally available from the portal 7–10 business days after payment for the current year and prior year.
Closing warning: the Real Estate Portal itself says online tax information should not be treated as a final certified account summary for a real-estate closing.
Treasurer call script “I am calling about parcel [block-and-lot ID]. Please confirm the current 2026 county-tax balance, penalty, monthly interest, Homestead adjustment, payment status and whether any prior-year balance is now handled by Jordan Tax Service.”
Open Treasurer tax guidance Treasurer: 412-350-4100 Check live parcel tax status
Troubleshooting

Why a property, owner or value may look missing or wrong

Address search finds nothing Remove Street, Road, Drive, Circle and other suffixes; leave Municipality blank.
Owner-name search is missing It is not part of unrestricted free search. Search the address or parcel instead.
2027 new parcel does not exist online The portal warns first-time 2027 taxable parcels may not appear until values are certified in January 2027.
Recent deed owner is missing Verify the recorded deed and allow assessment/real-estate systems to process the change.
Owner name is misspelled If the deed is correct, contact Treasurer/Real Estate for the appropriate correction route.
Legal owner itself is wrong An address form cannot change title; the ownership record generally requires a recorded corrective or new deed.
Assessment jumped after construction Check whether a municipal building, demolition or occupancy permit triggered an interim review.
Taxable value differs from assessment Check Homestead, Clean & Green or another applicable exclusion/abatement.
Current market value seems much higher Remember the parcel assessment uses a 2012 base-year methodology.
Sale history looks incomplete The county warns the assessment system does not contain every owner and sale; use deed records.
New 2027 parcel help: the public search specifically directs users with a property that will be taxed by Allegheny County for the first time in 2027 to LandHelp@AlleghenyCounty.US.
Tax relief & exclusions

Homestead and senior tax relief are two different county programs

Allegheny County homeowner relief comparison
Program
Main qualification
Benefit
2026 timing
Act 50 Homestead/Farmstead
Qualifying primary residence in Allegheny County.
$18,000 reduction in assessed value for county tax purposes.
March 1 deadline has passed for 2026.
Act 77 Senior Citizen Tax Relief
Qualifying longtime owner/occupant; age/disability rule; household income generally ≤ $30,000 under current county rules.
30% reduction in county real-estate tax.
June 30, 2026 deadline has passed; county says 2027 application will be available January 2027.
Act 132 Visitability Credit
Qualifying accessible residential construction or renovation.
Lesser of $2,500 over five years or qualifying county tax increase.
File within 90 days of occupancy permit.
Catastrophic Loss
Fire or qualifying natural disaster reducing real-property value by 50% or more.
Possible proportional assessment reduction.
File within six months of loss or before calendar-year end, whichever is longer.

Act 50 Homestead value

$18,000 excluded

Reduction in assessed value for county real-property taxation.

$115.74 typical county saving

$18,000 × 6.43 mills under the current county rate.

Do not automatically reapply

Existing approved owners generally reapply only after specified deed/name or primary-residence changes.

Recent buyer warning: a “YES” Homestead status visible after a recent sale may belong to the prior owner. New owners who want the county exclusion must make sure they have their own qualifying Act 50 application on file.
Review Act 50 Homestead Review Act 77 senior relief
Farm & forest assessment

Clean & Green changes land assessment from market value to qualifying use value

10 acres or more

Qualifying agricultural use, agricultural reserve or forest reserve land may meet the acreage route.

OR
Smaller qualifying agricultural tract

The county application includes a route requiring proof that agricultural use can generate at least $2,000 in annual gross farm income.

June 1 filing deadline

Application filed by June 1 is for the following calendar tax year.

Do not send recording fee initially

The county requests the recording fee only after approval.

Rollback risk

Change of use or certain ownership/division events can create rollback tax and interest obligations.

Current timing: June 1, 2026 has passed, so a new ordinary application now would not meet the published filing date for the next qualifying cycle unless another lawful timing rule applies.
Open Clean & Green guidance Coordinator: 412-350-2619
GIS, deeds & parcel verification

Use the assessment record as the starting point—not the final legal record

Assessment portal

Use for property characteristics, certified values, tax and appeal clues.

Division of Real Estate

Use for recorded deeds, mortgages, plans, easements and complete ownership research.

GIS

Use for parcel location and spatial context, not legal boundary placement.

Sale-history limitation: Allegheny’s own parcel pages warn that the assessment system does not contain a complete sales or owner history for every property. For full recorded-document research, move to the Division of Real Estate.
Old portal comparables: some parcel pages explicitly state that displayed comparable properties reflect an informational snapshot from the last county revaluation in 2012 and may no longer be accurate if the properties have changed.
Open Allegheny GIS resources Open Real Estate & deeds hub
Contact guide

Use the block-and-lot parcel ID when contacting Allegheny County

Allegheny County assessment and real-estate contacts
Office
Best for
Contact
Location
Office of Property Assessments
Assessment value, property characteristics, Homestead and assessment changes.
412-350-4636 · Option 2
Fax: 412-350-6084
542 Forbes Avenue, Room 347
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
BPAAR
Annual assessment appeals and hearings.
412-350-4636 · Option 2
542 Forbes Avenue, Room 334
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Treasurer
Current county tax, payment, receipts, tax-bill address and Act 77.
412-350-4100
436 Grant Street, Room 108
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Division of Real Estate
Deeds, mortgages, plans, recorded documents and deed copies.
412-350-4226
Copies: 412-350-4224
542 Forbes Avenue, Room 101
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
GIS
Spatial data, parcel mapping and GIS support.
412-350-4774
542 Forbes Avenue, Room 621
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Jordan Tax Service
Applicable delinquent prior-year county real-estate taxes.
412-835-5243
Confirm current payoff/payment instructions directly.
Universal assessment call script “I am contacting you about Allegheny County parcel [block-and-lot ID] at [address] in [municipality]. The portal shows [assessment/value/status], and I need help with [record correction, appeal, Homestead, tax balance, deed or map]. Which official record or next step applies?”
Internal research paths

Use the broader guides only when the task expands beyond assessment value

Full Allegheny property workflow

Use the broader guide for county taxes, delinquent accounts, deed research, buyer checks and GIS workflow.

Allegheny County Property Search, Taxes & Records
Pennsylvania property system

Compare how assessment, tax collection, Tax Claim and deed offices differ across Pennsylvania counties.

Pennsylvania Property Records & Tax Search
County office-title guide

Understand why Pennsylvania assessment work usually is not handled by an Ohio-style County Auditor.

County Auditor Directory
Assessment glossary

Decode the value terms before comparing properties

Allegheny County assessment terminology
Term
Meaning
Why it matters
Parcel ID / Lot & Block
County property identifier.
Use it for assessment, tax and deed work.
Base Year
Reference valuation year used to standardize county assessments.
Allegheny currently uses 2012.
Current Market Value
What the property could reasonably sell for in the current market.
Often central to appeal evidence.
Common Level Ratio
State-established factor used in assessment equalization and appeals.
2026 CLR is 50.14%; 2027 CLR is 49.3%.
Full Base-Year Market Value
Value expressed within Allegheny’s base-year assessment methodology.
Do not treat it as a normal current listing estimate.
Taxable Market Value
Value to which county millage applies after relevant adjustments.
Homestead can reduce this county-tax base.
Mill
$1 of tax per $1,000 of taxable assessment.
Allegheny County’s 2026 county rate is 6.43 mills.
Interim Assessment
Assessment change related to qualifying new construction or improvements.
A permit can trigger assessment review between broad reassessments.
Property Record Card
Detailed assessor record containing characteristics beyond the public parcel page.
Useful for identifying factual errors before appeal.
10 practical answers

Allegheny County tax assessment FAQs

How do I search Allegheny County property assessments?

Use the official Allegheny County Real Estate Portal. The free public search supports property address and block-and-lot parcel number searches. Open the matching parcel and verify the physical address, municipality and parcel ID before relying on the assessment.

Can I search Allegheny County property by owner name for free?

Unrestricted owner-name searching is not included in the ordinary free public portal. Allegheny County offers owner-name searching through its paid subscription service. For a single property, search by address or parcel number and then review the owner displayed on the parcel.

Why should I leave Street or Road out of the address search?

The Allegheny County Real Estate Portal specifically instructs users not to include street suffixes such as Street, Road, Drive or Circle. Enter the house number and main street name, and leave Municipality blank when uncertain.

Why is my Allegheny County assessment lower than today’s market value?

Allegheny County uses a 2012 base-year assessment methodology. The assessment displayed online is therefore not intended to equal a normal 2026 current-market estimate.

What is the Allegheny County Common Level Ratio for 2026?

The county’s appeal guidance states that the tax-year 2026 Common Level Ratio is 50.14%. The CLR is used in assessment equalization and appeals and should not simply be multiplied against every parcel record for routine annual tax calculations.

What is the 2027 Allegheny County Common Level Ratio?

Allegheny County has announced a 49.3% Common Level Ratio for tax year 2027 and says the factor will be applied to current market value in appeals beginning in September 2026.

When is the 2027 Allegheny County assessment appeal deadline?

The current annual appeal window runs from July 1 through September 1, 2026 for tax year 2027. The county states that there is no filing fee. Online filing is available through the parcel’s Appeal Status tab.

What are the 2026 Allegheny County property-tax dates?

The 2% discount period ended March 31, 2026, the gross or face period ended April 30, 2026, and the past-due period began May 1, 2026. Current unpaid 2026 county taxes receive a one-time 5% penalty plus 1% interest per month.

How much is the Allegheny County Homestead exclusion?

Act 50 excludes the first $18,000 of qualifying assessed value from Allegheny County real-property taxation. At the current county millage of 6.43 mills, the county describes typical annual savings of $115.74.

How can I get an Allegheny County Property Record Card?

You can request a Property Record Card by emailing LandHelp@AlleghenyCounty.US at no cost. A paper copy is also available at the County Office Building Real Estate Copy Desk for $0.25 per page.

Information reviewed August 22, 2026: Real Estate Portal search instructions, subscription owner-search pricing, 2012 base-year methodology, Property Record Card instructions, 2026 and 2027 Common Level Ratios, 2027 annual appeal window, 2026 county millage and tax-payment dates, current penalty/interest rules, Act 50 Homestead, Act 77 senior relief, Clean & Green, catastrophic-loss rules, GIS contacts and Division of Real Estate contacts were checked against current Allegheny County and Allegheny County Treasurer sources.
Independent Guide — Legal & Accuracy Disclaimer: CountyAuditors.org is an independent informational directory. It is not Allegheny County, the Office of Property Assessments, BPAAR, Allegheny County Treasurer, Division of Real Estate, GIS, Jordan Tax Service or any Pennsylvania government office. Assessment records and online maps are informational and may change. Do not use this page as a substitute for a certified tax statement, professional appraisal, title examination, legal advice, boundary survey or official appeal determination. Confirm current parcel-specific values, balances, filing deadlines and eligibility directly with the responsible office.
Ohio Auditor Tools · Tax Year 2026

10 Ohio Property Tax Calculators & Auditor Tools

Built specifically for Ohio's 35% assessment ratio, current DTE forms, and 2026 Homestead, Owner-Occupancy, CAUV, Conveyance Fee, and Board of Revision rules. Every number reflects verified Ohio Department of Taxation amounts.

Homestead: $29,000 Enhanced Vet: $58,000 OAGI limit: $41,000 Assessment: 35% of market BOR filing: Free · DTE 1

Annual Tax Bill Estimator

OHIO

Applies Ohio's 35% assessment ratio plus your county's effective millage tier — the actual math your auditor uses.

Pick a county tier and enter your market value.

Homestead Reduction Calculator

DTE 105A

2026 Ohio Homestead: $29,000 general or $58,000 enhanced (100% disabled vet, KIA spouse). OAGI under $41,000 required for non-veteran applicants.

Pick your situation and enter your home value.

Owner-Occupancy & Non-Business Credits

DTE 105C

Every Ohio owner-occupied home qualifies for the 2.5% Owner-Occupancy Credit plus the automatic 10% Non-Business Credit. Most owners don't realize these stack.

Enter your annual tax to see both credit amounts.

Conveyance Fee Calculator

ORC 322

When you sell or transfer Ohio property, the auditor collects $1 state + up to $3 county per $1,000, plus $0.50 per parcel. Counties choose their rate.

Enter sale price and pick your county rate.

CAUV Agricultural Savings

DTE 109

Ohio's Current Agricultural Use Value cuts taxable value dramatically for farmland (10+ acres, or smaller with $2,500+ annual gross income).

Enter both market and CAUV values to see savings.

Mill Rate Converter

Ohio tax rates appear three ways on auditor sites: mills, percent, or dollars per $1,000. Convert between them instantly.

Enter a rate to see all three forms.

Parcel Number Cleaner

Ohio's 88 counties each format parcels differently — Franklin uses 010-123456-00, Cuyahoga uses 001-23-456, Hamilton uses 100-0001-0001-00. Auto-detects.

Paste any Ohio county parcel to format it.

35% Ratio Sanity Check

Ohio law sets taxable value at 35% of market value. If yours is significantly higher, you're a strong BOR appeal candidate.

Enter both values to compare against Ohio's 35% target.

BOR Appeal Savings

DTE 1

A successful Board of Revision complaint typically cuts your value 10–20%. Filing is free and stays in effect until the next reappraisal.

Enter your tax bill and reduction estimate.

BOR Deadline Countdown

MAR 31

Ohio's statutory Board of Revision filing deadline is March 31 for the prior tax year. Miss it and you wait until next year — no extensions.

Set your deadline to start the countdown.

Verify with the official Ohio source

These calculators use the verified 2026 Ohio Department of Taxation amounts and statutory rules. For your exact bill, exemption status, and county-specific deadlines, always confirm with your county auditor and the Ohio Revised Code:

Ohio Dept. of Taxation — Real Property DTE Forms (105A, 105C, 1, 109) ORC 5715 — Board of Revision ORC 5713 — Taxable Real Property ORC 322.02 — Conveyance Fee ORC 319.54(F)(3) — State Fee ORC 5713.30 — CAUV tax.ohio.gov — Main Portal

Estimates use Ohio's 35% statutory assessment ratio and effective tax rate tiers averaged across major Ohio counties. Your actual bill depends on local school levies, voted millage, inside vs. outside millage splits, House Bill 920 reduction factors (HB 920), and special assessments. The 2026 Homestead general amount ($29,000) and enhanced amount ($58,000) reflect HB 187 inflation indexing — your county auditor's office may show slightly different transitional figures. Nothing here is legal or tax advice. CountyAuditors.org is an independent informational directory, not affiliated with any county government.

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