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Assessor
A person licensed by a municipality to conduct appraisals of local properties. An assessor may take into account the quality of a property, values of surrounding properties, and market conditions in the area. The purpose of an assessor's appraisals is to assess the value of properties so as to determine each owner's property tax liability.

assessor
A public official charged with maintaining the property tax rolls and the accuracy of the appraised and assessed value of properties.


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Patricia was employed as a clerk for the Worcester Tax Assessors Office, retiring due to illness.
The taxpayer must be given access to all data that tax assessors used in determining fair market value.
Until very recently, tax assessors in Georgia and many other states did not consider foreclosed and bank-owned home sales in their property valuation assessment formulas, which include a review of recent comparable sales.
 
 
 
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