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- Senior Tax Deferral
Property taxes are calculated using the actual property value, the assessment rate, and the mill levy using the formula: Actual Value x Assessment Rate = Assessed Value x Mill Levy = Taxes Due. For tax year 2023 (taxes paid in 2024), there is an additional component for some properties. In 2022, the Colorado Legislature passed SB22-238 which ...
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The Assessor’s Office will mail Notices of Determination to property owners who file on-time appeals on or before August 15, 2024. Property owners will have until September 15, 2024 to appeal their determination to the Board of Equalization.
The Assessor’s Office establishes values every two years for more than 120,000 properties within Boulder County, worth more than $120 billion in market value, using tools such as geographic information systems (GIS) and mass appraisal techniques to perform the appraisal analysis. Property values are used to set tax amounts which the Treasurer’s Off...
Assessor/Treasurer Change of Addressform.View the Assessor A-Zguide.Ask a question about your Business Personal Property. Appeals are accepted June 15–30each year.Ask a question about your Real Property. Appeals are accepted May 1–June 8each year.BOULDER COUNTY ASSESSOR P. O. Box 471 Boulder, CO 80306-0471 www.bouldercountyassessor.org (303) 441-3530 Phone (303) 441-4996 Fax 2020 ASSESSMENT ABSTRACT AND SUMMARY OF TAX LEVIES Boulder County, Colorado TOTAL ASSESSED VALUATION $8,726,175,995 TAXES FOR A $400,000 HOUSE: Boulder Lafayette 2021 - $2,489 2021 - $2,614
Tax description Assessed value Millage rate Tax amount ; Boulder CO Temp HS Safety Net Fund: $669,288 : x : 0.7990 = $534.76 : Boulder County Capital Expend Fund
A tax of 10 mills on a property with an assessed value of $10,000 is equal to $100 ($10,000 x 0.1). An effective tax rate is the amount you actually pay annually divided by the value of your property. So if you pay $1,500 in taxes annually and your home’s market value is $100,000, your effective tax rate is 1.5%.
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Boulder County Treasurer Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday Mailing address: PO Box 471 Boulder, CO 80306 Phone number: 303-441-3520 Fax number: 303-441-3598
