PIERRE, (KCCR) — An interim legislative summer study looking at how property taxes are assessed in the state wrapped up it’s work in Pierre Wednesday. After months of testimony the group brought six proposals to move forward. Representative Marty Overweg says the Department of Revenue should be addressing much of what the summer study looked at…
Study co-chair Representative Drew Peterson says the Department of Revenue sought the help laid out in the proposals…
Peterson’s fellow chair. Senator Randy Diebert says the Committee isn’t proposing new laws….
Some of the proposals to be included in the final report include developing a compliance audit to be done at all offices of equalization, the production of training videos for new hires and legislation clarifying how counties can work together to complete assessment functions.
