Equalization & Tax Levy Distribution
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Can be found on Municipal Profiles
Select a County and then "Current Equalization Information" from the menu. Choose the Year and click enter. For the complete rate history (1954 to present) of a specific municipality, double click on desired Swis code. |
| Look up rates for school apportionment by school district, municipality or county. |
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| 2010 Market Value Survey Procedures for
2010 State Equalization Rates |
| The 2010 State Equalization Rate Complaint Process for
Cities, Towns and Certain Villages |
| Complaint Instructions and Description of
Data Reports for State Equalization Rates for 2010 Assessment Rolls for Villages |
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| 2009 Market Value Survey Procedures for
2009 State Equalization Rates |
The 2009 State Equalization Rate Complaint Process for
Cities, Towns and Certain Villages |
Complaint Instructions and Description of
Data Reports for State Equalization Rates for 2009 Assessment Rolls for Villages |
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| 2008 Market Value Survey Procedures for 2008 State Equalization Rates |
| The 2008 State Equalization Rate Complaint Process for Cities, Towns and Certain Villages |
| Description Of Data Reports For State Equalization Rates For 2008 Assessment Rolls For Villages |
| Complaint Instructions For State Equalization Rates for 2008 Assessment Rolls for Villages |
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| Pursuant to section 575 of the Real Property Tax Law (RPTL) and the Rules of the State Board (9 NYCRR 193-4) each assessing unit is required to file an Assessor's Report for use by the State Board in the establishment of equalization rates. |
| Section 579 of the Real Property Tax Law allows two or more cities or towns that are located in the same county, have the same level of assessment, and have the same assessor, to enter into an agreement to become a "Coordinated Assessment Program", or CAP. For a listing of CAP municipalities, click here. |
| Prepared by Almy, Gloudemans, Jacobs & Denne. |
