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Assessor's Office
The Department of Assessment is
responsible for developing fair and equitable assessments for all
property located in the City of Sheboygan. In developing
assessments we discover, list, and value all taxable property (this
information is used to create the annual assessment roll). The
department adheres to established laws as set forth in the Wisconsin
Statutes, and the staff is certified by the Wisconsin Department of
Revenue to perform their duties.
If you do not find the information you need on this web site or feel a
mistake has been made in valuing your property, please contact our
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January |
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All property is assessed as it exists on January 1st.
Changes occurring after this date are reflected in the next
years assessment.
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March |
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2010
personal property returns are due March 1st.
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March 1st
is the last day to file for property tax exemption (for the
current year).
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April |
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- Assessment notices mailed to property owners (only for
properties where the assessed value has changed).
- First day the assessment roll is available for
inspection (Open Book).
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May |
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- Deadline to file assessment objections with the City
Clerk.
- Board of Review commences hearings.
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Self-Serve
Assessment Data
For information regarding
basic assessment data a self-serve computer terminal is located at the
service counter of the Assessor's Office. The computer is
available to the public from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - Monday thru Friday.
For questions or concerns regarding assessment, appointments are
recommended. To make an appointment with an appraiser, please call
920-459-3388.
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Concerns in a
Declining Market?
Click here
(Adobe Required)
for information.
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Personal
Property 2010
The time is here to file the
2010 Statement of Personal Property with the City Assessor’s Office.
If you have not received your 2010 Statement of Personal Property, you
may download the statement from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue
website at www.revenue.wi.gov or
we have statements available in our office for you to pick-up.
Statements are due on or before March 1, 2010. If you fail to
file, the assessor must estimate the value of your property using the
best information available. This estimate is called a doomage
assessment. In addition, you shall be denied any right of
abatement by the Board of Review, under Section 70.35(4), Wisconsin
Statutes.
There will be no extensions granted. As
a result, if your statement is received after March 1, 2010, you will
lose your computer exemption as per Wisconsin Statute 70.11(39).
If you have sold or transferred your business (or personal property),
please write the new owner(s) name and address on the form and return it
to our office. Failure to notify our office of a change in
ownership or location will result in an assessment based on the
information we currently have on record. Note: Per
Wisconsin Statute 70.13(6), there is no partial year or pro-ration for a
business that has sold or moved after January 1, 2010.
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Land Valuation
The valuation of residential
land is based on effective frontage and effective depth. A depth
factor is applied on those lots greater or less than 120 feet in depth.
The square footage displayed with the parcel information does not
determine residential land value
Commercial land is generally valued using the square footage of the land
area.
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Assessors Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday 8:00am - 1:00pm 2:00pm -
5:00pm |
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Location:
828 Center Avenue,
Suite 302, Sheboygan, WI 53081 |
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Phone:
(920) 459-3388
Fax:
(920) 459-0298 Email:
assessor@ci.sheboygan.wi.us |
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Assessment