Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 211 - Equalization, Board of
Sub-Agency 0001 - General Agency, Board or Commission Rules
Chapter 7 - UNIFORM COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE RULES
Section 7-6 - Commencement of Appeal

Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 7-6

Current through September 21, 2024

(a) Any petitioner wishing to contest his or her property assessment shall file with the assessor a written statement specifying the reasons why the assessment is incorrect. The statement shall include:

(i) The name, mailing address and phone number of the petitioner;

(ii) The legal description, if real property, and location of the property;

(iii) A concise statement of the facts, issues and objections which the petitioner considers relevant to the assessment of the property;

(iv) A reference to applicable statutes, rules, orders or any other authority;

(v) A concise statement of the relief desired; and

(vi) A copy of the assessment schedule.

(b) The statement shall be signed by the petitioner and filed within 30 days after the assessment schedule was sent pursuant to W.S. 39-13-103(b)(vii). If the 30th day is not a business day, the statement shall be filed by the first business day thereafter. The statement may be filed by regular mail, hand delivery, or electronic means. Electronic filings received after normal business hours will be considered filed on the next business day. The petitioner shall send a signed or otherwise duly executed original of any electronically filed statement to the assessor by regular mail or hand delivery the next business day after the electronic transmission.

(c) Upon receipt of a statement, the assessor shall stamp the date of receipt on the statement and provide a copy of the statement to the clerk.

(d) The county board shall dismiss any statement not timely filed, unless it determines that good cause exists to toll or extend the filing deadline.

(e) The county board may dismiss any statement otherwise not filed in substantial compliance with these rules.

(f) The assessor may provide a statement that conforms to the requirements of this section for use by petitioners.

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