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Real Property
(Information Circular from the Department of Revenue):
General Information on Real Property Assessment and Taxation.

Changed Property Ratio

Personal Property
(Information Circulars from the Department of Revenue):
General Information on Personal Property Assessment and Taxation
and Valuation Guidelines for 2019/20 ().

Personal Property Return: 2019, 2018

Industrial Property

Real Property Return: 2019

Manufactured Structures
(Information Circulars from the Department of Revenue):
General Information on Manufactured Structures Assessment and Taxation

Manufactured Structures Ownership Change
https://aca.oregon.accela.com/OR_MHODS/

Effective March 22, 2018 the Tillamook County Assessor’s Office will no longer be processing applications for Manufactured Home Ownership changes. All transactions for transferring ownership of a manufactured home will be handled by the State of Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services Building Codes Division.

Please visit https://aca.oregon.accela.com/OR_MHODS/ to find forms and contact information for the MHODS team.

ORS 446.641 still requires property taxes be paid. The Tillamook County Assessor’s Office will still provide the Tax Certifications, upon request, if all taxes are paid for Manufactured Home properties undergoing an ownership transfer.

Farm and Forestland
(Information Circulars from the Department of Revenue):
Assessment of Farmland in an Exclusive Farm-Use Zone,
Assessment of Farmland Not in an Exclusive Farm-Use Zone,
Non-EFU Farmland Application

Forestland Special Assessments - Information Circular
Forestland Program Information - DOR Website
Timber Tax Publications
Forestland Applications/Timber Tax Forms

Damaged or Destroyed Property Due to Fire or Act of God
If your property has been damaged or destroyed, you may be eligible for a tax proration. Per ORS 308.425, if the damage or destruction is due to fire or Act of God, you can file an application with our office to have your tax prorated. For damaged properties, the property is inspected to determine the amount of damage before repairs, and taxes are prorated for the number of months until repairs are complete or until the end of the current tax year, whichever is earlier. If eligible and not repaired, the maximum assessed value of your property may also be adjusted the following tax year based on the damage or destruction.

Additional Information
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This page was last updated on Tuesday, March 05, 2019 12:29 PM