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Commission to publish proposed appraiser designation rule amendments consistent with state code

Utah State Tax Commission · September 26, 2024
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Summary

The Commission voted to publish amendments to R884-24P-19 to modify education, training and designation requirements for appraisers and elected county assessors under Utah Code; motions to submit were passed unanimously.

Commissioner Rebecca L. Rockwell presented proposed amendments to R884-24P-19, which clarify education, training and continuing education requirements for individuals within county assessor offices and the Property Tax Division who are authorized to value real or personal property for ad valorem taxation. The amendments also set training and designation requirements for individuals elected to county assessor office and reference consistency with Utah Code Section 59-2-702.5.

"I move to submit the proposed amendments to R884-24P-19. Appraiser Designation Program Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-2-701 and 59-2-702 to the Office of Administrative Rules for publication in the Utah State Bulletin," Commissioner Rockwell said. The commission recorded a unanimous roll call vote in favor of submitting the amendments for notice and comment; publication is scheduled Oct. 15, 2024, with comments due Nov. 14, 2024.