SB365 establishes the election of county appraisers and discontinues the authority to form appraisal districts with district appraisers in Kansas.
Kansas SB365 amends the state's property tax laws by establishing the election of county appraisers in each county for a term of four years, starting from the general election in 2028. The bill discontinues the authority to form appraisal districts with district appraisers. County appraisers will be responsible for appraising all real and tangible personal property in their respective counties. The bill also outlines the duties of county appraisers, including supervising the listing and appraisal of property, attending meetings of county boards, and preparing appraisal rolls.
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