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During an Arizona file audit in Pinal County, a real-property owner disagrees with the Arizona Notice of Value and asks how quickly a first appeal to the assessor must be filed. What should the parties assume under current Arizona rules?

Correct Answer

D) for real property, the assessor-level appeal generally must be filed within sixty days after the notice date window set by Arizona law

Under Arizona Department of Revenue appeal materials, for real property, the assessor-level appeal generally must be filed within sixty days after the notice date window set by Arizona law.

Answer Options
A
the owner has one full year to appeal the Notice of Value to the assessor
B
there is no assessor-level appeal for Arizona real property under current Arizona law
C
real-property valuation appeals go first to the county treasurer, not the assessor
D
for real property, the assessor-level appeal generally must be filed within sixty days after the notice date window set by Arizona law

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