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Property Tax Notice of Assessments

Property Tax Notice of Assessments

Property Tax Notice of Assessments

Around May 1, 2025, Indiana Farm Bureau members should have received their Notice of Assessment (Form 11) in all but 52 counties. Members have been reaching out to INFB because of substantial increases on their notices.

The Notice of Assessment (Form 11) shows how much the taxable value of your property, both land and structures, has changed between January 1, 2024, to January 1, 2025. 

Even if you think the change is reasonable, you should research your parcels to make sure the county assessor used accurate data about the characteristics and features of your property to calculate your assessed value. 

Property record cards detail how your assessments are calculated. They can be found on the websites of county assessors, but you should still call or visit the county assessor for an explanation of what has occurred. 

To initiate an appeal of your assessment, you must file a Form 130 Taxpayer's Notice to Initiate an Appeal (State Form 53958) for each parcel. If you file a Form 130, the assessor must meet with you informally to discuss assessment calculations. Factual errors in your assessment can be changed by the assessor if you both agree. If you don’t come to an agreement, your appeal will move on to the local Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals, where you will need to specify what is wrong with your assessment supported by evidence. The county assessor will then present their rationale and evidence. 

DO NOT DELAY OPENING MAIL FROM THE COUNTY ASSESSOR. If Notices of Assessment in your county were mailed before May 1, you had until June 15, 2025, to file an appeal with the county assessor questioning the new values of your parcels. If your county mailed Notices of Assessment after May 1, you have until June 15, 2026, to file an appeal. The date of mailing is in the lower right-hand corner of the Notice of Assessment. 

 

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