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WIN presents Boundaries at Work
No full textBoundaries are crucial to maintaining healthy relationships, being an effective leader and preventing burnout. Join the Women’s Initiative Network (WIN) at this interactive presentation to learn what boundaries are, how to set them and how to communicate them. All participants will receive a reference guide containing helpful boundary setting phrases and strategies
Property Tax and Assessment Around the World - Standards and Trends
No full textUnderstanding property tax and assessment policies is crucial to improving and sustaining local systems. This presentation will demonstrate the breadth and scope of these policies, show how policies and practices are changing, and for the first time, expose participants to worldwide perspective. In turn this will help assessing officers to sustain and improve underlying practices and policies
The Monte Carlo Sampling Technique on Horizontal and Vertical Equity Measures
No full textThis presentation will apply the Monte Carlo Sampling Technique to show how resampling affects the results of the ratio studies when all other variables are held constant. In automated valuation modelling for real estate purposes, it is standard practice to define a hold-out or test sample to prevent model overfitting
Training & Development: The Key to Retaining Staff and a Successful Office
No full textFind out why training and development is important for assessment staff and how an office can structure and implement an effective training and development program. Discover tools and resources that can be leveraged for success
Evaluating Appeal Bias
No full textMecklenburg County has contracted with the University Of North Carolina School of Government to evaluate and report on recent appeal data for evidence of systemic bias within the tax appeal process at both the informal review and at the formal review level
Short-Term Rentals and the Commercialization of Residential Real Estate
No full textThis presentation discusses the impact of the commercialization of residential real estate, including the proliferation of short term rentals, as well as appraisal and tax policy implications and strategies
How Williamsburg, Virginia is Revolutionizing Operations with CAMA and GIS
No full textThis presentation details how the City of Williamsburg is leveraging their CAMA platform as the data hub and GIS spatial mapping tool for streamlining data analysis, creating custom SQL Server reports, Power BI dashboards, implementing automated processes, and distributing information spatially to both taxpayers and other City departments
Updating CAMA Systems with Regression-based AVMs: Considerations for Office Leadership
No full textA recent study conducted by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the IAAO surveyed assessors on their office\u27s use of regression-based AVMs. The study\u27s findings corroborated those of academic research: such models typically allow assessors to achieve more uniform valuations with better accuracy and efficiency. While workshops, presentations, and publications on AVMs are effective tools for teaching technical methodologies, managerial considerations (planning, scheduling, resource allocation, staffing, etc.) for augmenting current office procedures, workflows, and software systems do not receive as much discussion or instruction. This workshop is tailored to a non-technical leadership audience who would be responsible for planning, implementing, and overseeing AVM implementation for revaluations
Fair + Equitable July 2024
No full textThe July F+E cover story reviews the experiences of the IAAO Alabama Chapter on hosting an education class.
In addition, the issue includes: 2024 Conference education session schedule Feature on Women’s Initiative Network conference luncheon speaker – Melody Taylor of the Department of HUD Conference Plenary speaker Joan Youngman of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Story on “Why I give to IAAO” by Kevin Prine 2024 Legal Seminar registration open Soaring Tennessee housing values pushing more property tax burden on homeowners Thought Leader article on data, entropy and repair Review of value cities receive from subsidizing sports stadiums New IAAO designees Career Center jobshttps://researchexchange.iaao.org/f-e/1003/thumbnail.jp
The importance of thoughtful property tax exemption programs
No full textA thoughtful property tax exemption program is crucial in ensuring fair and equitable taxation for all individuals. By providing exemptions for certain properties, such as those owned by non-profit organizations or low-income families, the program helps alleviate financial burdens and promote economic stability within communities. Effective communication is key in promoting awareness and understanding of the program among eligible individuals. Outreach efforts should be conducted through various channels, such as social media, and community events. By fostering clear and transparent communication property owners can easily access the resources they need to apply for exemptions and ensure compliance with regulations. A thoughtful property tax exemption program coupled with effective communication strategies is essential in creating a fair and just taxation framework that supports the well-being of all residents