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Commission adopts rule clarifying appraiser designation and training requirements

Utah State Tax Commission · November 21, 2024
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Summary

The Commission approved amendments to the appraiser designation program (R884-24P-19) to clarify education, training and continuing education requirements for county assessor office staff and elected county assessors; the amendment cites Utah Code sections and passed unanimously.

Commissioner Rebecca Rockwell presented amendments to R884-24P-19 to modify and clarify education, training and continuing education requirements necessary for individuals within a county assessor's office or the property tax division to be authorized to value real or personal property for ad valorem taxation. Rockwell told the Commission these requirements align with Utah Code and moved to adopt the amendments; the motion passed unanimously.

Rockwell said the change "establish[es] training, education, and designation requirements that must be obtained by an individual elected to the office of county assessor," and cited consistency with Utah Code section 59.272.5. The Commission approved the rule on a roll call that recorded affirmative votes from Commissioners Craighead, Rockwell, Fresquez and Chair Valentine.