OAR 150-308-0210
Omitted Property—Allocating Maximum Assessed Value (MAV)
(1)
When omitted property is added to the property tax account after January 1 preceding the current assessment year and before January 1 of the current assessment year, only the omitted property portion is considered affected. The existing property is the unaffected portion. The intent is to correct the tax roll for current and prior years as if the omitted property had been a regular part of those tax rolls.(2)
To correct the first year’s Assessed Value (AV) when the omitted property is added to the roll :(a)
Multiply the real market value (RMV) of the omitted property for the first year it should have been added to the roll by that year’s appropriate changed property ratio (CPR) to determine MAV for the omitted property.(b)
Add the RMV and MAV of the omitted portion to the existing RMV and MAV to get a corrected RMV and MAV for the account.(c)
The lesser of the corrected RMV or MAV is the AV that should have been on the roll had the property been discovered timely.(3)
To correct the AV for subsequent years that omitted property should be added to the roll:(a)
Add the omitted property’s trended or recalculated RMV to the property’s existing RMV to get a corrected RMV for the account.(b)
Multiply the prior year’s corrected AV by 1.03 and compare to the prior year’s corrected MAV. The greater of the two will be the corrected MAV for the account.(c)
The lesser of the corrected RMV or MAV is the account’s AV.
Source:
Rule 150-308-0210 — Omitted Property—Allocating Maximum Assessed Value (MAV), https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=150-308-0210
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