Oklahoma SB679 creates the Property Tax Transparency Act to enhance transparency in property tax assessments and expenditures.
Oklahoma SB679, the Property Tax Transparency Act, mandates that property tax bills include a breakdown of how tax contributions are spent, expressed as a percentage of total taxes collected. The bill requires county tax assessors to provide a detailed explanation of the methodology used to determine the fair cash value of a property, including comparable sales data and property-specific factors. Property owners have the right to access and review all records and data used in determining the fair cash value of their property and may formally contest the valuation.
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