Form 82179PT Taxpayer Notice of Claim – Personal Property
INSTRUCTIONS: ARIZONA TAXPAYER NOTICE OF CLAIM – PERSONAL PROPERTY (Form 82179PT)
Arizona taxpayers who believe an error has been made in the assessment of their personal property can file a form 82179PT to request a correction from their tax assessor. This document can be found on the website maintained by the Arizona Department of Revenue.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 1: Indicate with a check mark whether you are requesting a review based on valuation or classification from your county assessor, a review based on valuation or classification from the department of revenue, or a review based on an error in the tax rate assessed from the county board of supervisors.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 2: Enter the date on which you are filing this document. If you are mailing this document, you must use certified mail.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 3: On line 1, enter your county name, the book/map/parcel number of the property, and the taxpayer/account number.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 4: On line 2, enter the property address.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 5: In section 3A, enter the name and address of the owner as shown on the tax roll.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 6: In section 4B, enter the name and address of the person to whom the decision should be mailed.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 7: In box 4, enter the basis for your claim and the correction you are requesting. On the right, enter the pertinent tax year, legal classification, assessment ratio and full cash value of the property in question.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 8: In section 5, the owner, agent or attorney completing the form should give their name and address.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 9: The owner or their authorized representative should enter their signature on the first blank line of section 6.
Arizona Taxpayer Notice Of Claim – Personal Property 82179PT Step 10: The owner or their authorized representative should date the second blank, enter their telephone number in the third blank, and print their name in the fourth blank.
Form 82300-1 Income and Expense – Apartment Supplement
INSTRUCTIONS: ARIZONA INCOME AND EXPENSE – APARTMENT SUPPLEMENT (Form 82300-1)
When filing a form 82300 affidavit of income and expense relating to a dispute over the assessment value of an Arizona property based on the valuation method, a form 82300-1 should be filed by those filing a claim relating to an apartment complex they own. This document can be obtained from the Arizona Department of Revenue.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 1: Enter the name of the complex.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 2: Enter the county, map, book and parcel numbers of the property. If this complex is an economic unit, enter the lead parcel number.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 3: Enter the total number of units.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 4: The next section requires you to document your rent schedule. For each unit type listed, give the number of furnished and unfurnished types rented and the rent per month for each. The unit types listed are studio, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom/1 bathroom, 2 bedroom/2 bathroom, 3 bedroom and other.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 5: The next section concerns utilities. Indicate with a check mark whether the tenant pays for electric or gas, water or sewer, or the telephone.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 6: In the next section, indicate with check marks whether there are an on-site manager or leasing office.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 7: The next section requires you to document your income for the last three years. Complete all columns and perform all calculations as directed to determine your net operating income for the last three years.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 8: Write out any additional information or remarks at the bottom of the page where indicated.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 9: The next page requires you to detail all actual apartment expenses for the last three years. Expenses which are not allowed include depreciation, mortgage debt service and property tax.
Arizona Income And Expense – Apartment Supplement 82300-1 Step 10: The last page requires you to detail all major replacement repair expenses for the last three years.
