OAR 150-309-0090
Contents of Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Petitions

(1)

For purposes of this rule, “petitioner” is used as defined in OAR 150-309-0110 (Those Authorized to Sign Petitions to the Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA)).

(2)

The purpose of a petition is to inform BOPTA and the assessor of the nature of the claim for relief. For this reason, petitions must include the following information:

(a)

Petitioner’s name and address.

(b)

Facts on which the appeal is based.

(c)

The value of the property as requested by petitioner.

(d)

The value on the current tax roll that is being appealed. If a copy of the tax statement is attached, the value being appealed need not be included on the petition.

(e)

The assessor’s account number for the property. The assessor’s account number may be a unique identification number or a map and tax lot number. If a copy of the tax statement is attached, the account number need not be included on the petition.

(f)

For personal property, a list of the individual items, or categories and schedules that identifies the property being appealed and the values requested.

(g)

The name of petitioner’s authorized representative (if applicable).

(h)

The mailing address of the petitioner or the petitioner’s authorized representative where the hearing notice and order are to be mailed.

(i)

Notation of whether the petitioner or petitioner’s authorized representative wishes to be present at the hearing.

(j)

A written declaration that the contents of the petition are true and made subject to the statutory penalties for false swearing.

(k)

The signature of petitioner or petitioner’s authorized representative.

Source: Rule 150-309-0090 — Contents of Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Petitions, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=150-309-0090.

150–309–0010
Training for Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Members 150–309–0020
Record of Board of Property Tax Appeals Meetings 150–309–0030
Limitations on Increase in Value by Board of Property Tax Appeals 150–309–0040
BoPTA Lack of Jurisdiction for Designated Utilities and Companies Assessed by the Department 150–309–0050
Nonoffice-holding Residents Appointed to Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Pools 150–309–0060
Records Included in Journal of Governing Body 150–309–0070
Filing Petitions With The Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) 150–309–0080
Withdrawing Petitions Filed with a Board of Property Tax Appeals 150–309–0090
Contents of Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Petitions 150–309–0100
Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Defective and Amended Petition Process 150–309–0110
Those Authorized to Sign Petitions to the Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) 150–309–0120
BOPTA Hearing Notice Mailed to Representative 150–309–0130
Definition of Person Who Holds an Interest in the Property and Procedures for Transfers of Ownership or Interest 150–309–0140
Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA) Procedures When Roll Changed after Petition is Filed 150–309–0150
Contents of Board Order for Property not Specially Assessed 150–309–0160
Mailing of Board Orders 150–309–0170
Adjustments to Personal Property Value 150–309–0180
Disposition of Appeals of Property Assessed as an Undivided Interest 150–309–0190
Adjudicated Value Calculation for Centrally Assessed Property 150–309–0200
Adjudicated Value Applied to Component Appealed 150–309–0210
Trending and Indexing an Adjudicated Value 150–309–0220
Additions, Remodeling and Rehabilitation 150–309–0230
Assessor’s Ratio Study for Tax Purposes: Definitions 150–309–0240
Contents of the Assessor’s Certified Ratio Study 150–309–0250
Preparation of the Sales Ratio Study 150–309–0260
Administration of Appeals Process 150–309.360
Migrated from Repeals and Renumbers file
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 150-309-0090’s source at or​.us