Mini-math for appraisers,

Johnson, Irvin E.

International Association of Assessing Officers

The classic 1977 reference on property assessment valuation, by the International Association of Assessing Officers. Includes a comprehensive discussion of market value, trends affecting property value, collection and analysis of data, land identification and mapping, site analysis, analysis of comparative sales data, cost estimation, depreciation, real estate finance, income and expense analysis, capitalization formulas, rates and procedures, the mass appraisal process, and other topics relevant to the theory and methods of property valuation.

Property assessment valuation

Legal Issues in Property Valuation and Taxation: Cases and Materials

The property tax in the United States has never been more important. Despite numerous attempts to limit its use, the property tax remains the most significant source of tax revenue for local governments. This is the “go to” book that draws together important legal cases and related materials on the fundamental legal issues concerning valuation, tax policy, and the property tax. This collection provides an overview of the structure and function of real property taxation in the U.S. It is intended to be useful to lawyers and law students, as well as to policy makers, practitioners, and others with an interest in the property tax. Originally published in 1994, this book has been updated and reissued.

Legal issues in property valuation and taxation: Cases and materials

Politics & Social Sciences

Youngman, Joan M.

Social Sciences

The objective of the IAAO's standards is to provide a systematic means by which concerned assessing officers can improve and standardize the operation of their offices. The IAAO's standards are advisory in nature and the use of, or compliance with, such standards is purely voluntary. If any portion of these standards is found to be in conflict with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) or statelaws, USPAP and state laws shall govern.

Mass appraisal of real property

Gloudemans, Robert J

Fundamentals of Tax Policy expands the IAAO collection of core knowledge. The text is intended to provide a basic understanding and overview of the many factors that shape tax policy. This text provides a foundation for further investigation and learning on tax policy issues. This is the first book from the International Association of Assessing Officers whose sole focus is tax policy.

Fundamentals of Tax Policy

Education & Teaching

Almy, Richard

Dornfest AAS, Alan

Kenyon Ph.D., Daphne

Schools & Teaching

Property Assessment Valuation

Property Assessment Valuation, Third Edition This introductory text on assessment administration and basic appraisal principles is now available in limited quantities in hardcover. Property Assessment Valuation is the recommended text for IAAO Courses 101. Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal; 102. Income Approach to Valuation; 112. Income Approach to Valuation; and 500. Assessment of Personal Property. The book explains basic concepts related to property and principles of value. There are substantial chapters on mass appraisal, mapping, highest and best use, and personal property assessment.

Property Assessment Valuation - Third Ed.

IAAO

The IAAO 2016 Assessment Industry Compensation Survey is the only survey in the assessment profession gathered at a national level in the United States that includes a standardization of hundreds of job descriptions.

Assessment Industry Compensation Survey

The Apendium captures, in one place, a description of the expertise required to effectively work within the assessment profession. This document provides the framework for that compendium by describing the key areas of knowledge in which assessors must establish competency, and identifying the broad categories of skills requiredby professionals working in each Knowledge Area.

Apendium: One: KSA - Working with the Legal Framework (Apendium: A Compendium of Property Assessment Knowledge Body of Knowledge)

Business & Money

(iaao), International Association of Assessing Officers

Accounting

The Apendium captures, in one place, a description of the expertise required to effectively work within the assessment profession. This document provides the framework for that compendium by describing the key areas of knowledge in which assessors must establish competency, and identifying the broad categories of skills required by professionals working in each Knowledge Area.

Apendium: Two: KSA - Collecting and Maintaining Property Data

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