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County Assessor Explains What Counts as Business Personal Property and Filing Deadline
Summary
A county assessor told residents that business personal property—items like desks, computers and chairs—must be reported on renditions the assessor's office sends; owners must file those reports by the last day of February.
The county assessor answered a resident’s question by defining business personal property and explaining the reporting process. "Los bienes personales de negocios son cosas como sus escritorios, sus computadoras, sus sillas," the county assessor said, adding that this property is distinct from the business’s real estate and should be reported on a rendition form the assessor sends to business owners.
The assessor said the office mails renditions and that business owners must return the reporting form by "el último día de febrero." The assessor emphasized reviewing the rendition for accuracy because reported personal property values are used in calculating property taxes. Business owners with questions were directed to contact the assessor’s office to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
