North Carolina H102 mandates assessors to notify property owners with clear information during a revaluation.
North Carolina H102 requires assessors to provide property owners with written notices during a revaluation. These notices must be in plain, easily understood language and include a concise summary of the revaluation's reason, the projected change in appraised value and tax liability, and a means to request more information. The bill aims to ensure transparency and accessibility in the revaluation process for property owners.
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