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Commission adopts tighter appraiser designation and education requirements
Summary
On Nov. 21 the Commission adopted amendments to R884-24P-19 to clarify education, training, designation and continuing-education requirements for county assessor office staff and Property Tax Division appraisers; the changes also set requirements for newly elected county assessors consistent with Utah Code §59-2-702.5.
The Utah State Tax Commission voted unanimously on Nov. 21 to adopt amendments to R884-24P-19 that modify and clarify education, training, designation and continuing-education requirements for individuals who value real or personal property for ad valorem taxation.
Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell explained the amendments align the rule with statutory requirements and apply to both staff in county assessor offices and individuals in the Property Tax Division. She moved to adopt the amendments and the Commission approved the motion by roll-call vote.
Rockwell said the amendments also establish training and designation requirements that an individual elected to the office of county assessor must obtain, consistent with Utah Code Ann. Section 59-2-702.5. The Commission recorded no public comments during the rule's comment period and treated the change as part of a package of administrative-rule updates considered at this meeting.
