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This page contains "DATE" specific information for the 2007 assessment year. Please pay particular attention to the dates referenced here.
SLCo BOARD OF EQUALIZATION APPEAL INFORMATION
The Salt Lake County Council is the Board of Equalization (BoE or Board) for Salt Lake County. The Board of Equalization is responsible for adjusting and equalizing the valuation and assessment of the real property and personal property within the County subject to regulation and control by the State Tax Commission as prescribed by law. The Board accepts the Assessor's assessment as correct unless contrary evidence proves otherwise.
 For 2007 the BOARD OF EQUALIZATION will accept appeals from August 1, 2007, through September 17, 2007, Monday through Friday from 8 am until 5 pm. Appeals to the BOARD OF EQUALIZATION can be filed by mail or in person at 2001 South State Street #N3300, Salt Lake City, UT 84190.
Board of Equalization staff members will be available in the atrium or foyer on the first floor of the North building of the County Government Center at 2001 South State Street from August 1, 2007, through September 17, 2007 between 8 am and 5 pm. They will assist you by answering questions, reviewing your appeal for completeness, helping fill out appeal forms, and accepting completed appeals.
The (Valuation Notice or Truth in Taxation Notice) is usually mailed out the last part of July of the current assessment year. For 2007 the mailing of this notice "should" (but this year was delayed because of the rate setting process) occur around July 22nd. Your property value is found under the column "THIS YEAR'S MARKET VALUE."
JUDGEMENT LEVY is a special charge administered by the taxing entity to make up a short fall in property taxes collected as a result of Utah State Tax Commission property tax related decisions.
You may be assessed an additional tax collection segment called JUDGEMENT LEVIES. The levy allows a taxing entity to collect moneys over and above what was budgeted to make up for a shortfall in revenue due to successful appeals primarily to the Utah State Tax Commission.
Your VALUATIONS or assessed values are made by the Assessor's Office and for most properties within Salt Lake County, are generated by a computer assisted mass appraisal [CAMA] system for most residences.
An appeal form is included with your Notice of Property Valuation and Tax Change. You can only appeal the total market value for 2007. You cannot appeal just the value of the land or just the value of the improvements (house or other buildings). Please note that the "Board" cannot review or adjust the taxes you pay. The Board only adjusts the valuation of the property.
Appeal Procedures require that the property owner submit two things with their appeal: a BE-01.06 appeal form and evidence that supports the opinion of value.
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