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Commission submits appraiser designation rule to clarify assessor training and designation requirements

Utah State Tax Commission · September 26, 2024
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Summary

The commission unanimously moved to submit amendments to R884-24P-19 to set education, training and designation standards for individuals valuing property for ad valorem taxation and to require training for elected county assessors.

Commissioner Rebecca Rockwell presented amendments to the appraiser designation program (R884-24P-19), saying the changes "modify and clarify the education, training, designation, and continuing education requirements that must be complied with for an individual within a county assessor's office or the property tax division to be authorized to value real or personal property for purposes of ad valorem property taxation." Rockwell also said the amendments "establish training, education, and designation requirements that must be obtained by an individual elected to the office of county assessor."

Rockwell thanked staff and counties for input and described the work as "a labor of love," noting extensive drafting and consultation with the property tax division and counties. She moved to submit the proposed amendments for publication; the motion passed unanimously on roll call.