How does the City notify me of my taxable value and if I have a principal residence exemption?
In March of each year a notice of assessment is sent to every property owner. The notice will state your taxable value, assessed value, and tentative state equalized value. The notice will also state if there was or was not a transfer of ownership on the property and will also tell you if there is a principal residence exemption on the property. Furthermore, the notice will inform you of your right of appeal to the Board of Review.

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1. How are my property taxes calculated?
2. What is taxable value and how is it calculated?
3. What forms should I file with the Assessor’s Office after a property is transferred?
4. What other form should be filed with the Assessor’s Office if the property is to be my new principal residence?
5. How does the City notify me of my taxable value and if I have a principal residence exemption?
6. How are Michigan Public Schools funded?