Arizona HB2173 revises property tax correction procedures, allowing electronic communication and setting deadlines for taxpayer claims and responses.

Arizona HB2173 amends property tax correction procedures, enabling taxpayers to file claims electronically and setting specific deadlines for responses. If a taxpayer identifies an error, they must notify the appropriate tax officer within the prescribed timeframe. The tax officer has sixty days to respond, either agreeing to or disputing the correction. If the taxpayer contests the correction, they can appeal to the board of equalization. The bill also allows for electronic communication between taxpayers and tax officers, with specific rules for when certified mail is required.

Arizona HB2173 revises property tax correction procedures, allowing electronic communication and setting deadlines for taxpayer claims and responses.

Arizona HB2173 amends property tax correction procedures, enabling taxpayers to file claims electronically and setting specific deadlines for responses. If a taxpayer identifies an error, they must notify the appropriate tax officer within the prescribed timeframe. The tax officer has sixty days to respond, either agreeing to or disputing the correction. If the taxpayer contests the correction, they can appeal to the board of equalization. The bill also allows for electronic communication between taxpayers and tax officers, with specific rules for when certified mail is required.