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Contact
Hours | Fri 9-12pm |
Location | Public Safety Building 86 Mountain Rd. / VT-242 Montgomery Center, VT 05471 |
P.O. Box 356 Montgomery Center, VT 05471 | |
Phone/ Email | 802-326-4719, Ext 204. Visit our Municipal Directory. |
Resources
- View Lister’s Card – Search assessment information and property record cards.
- Tax Bills (2022-23) – View a redacted list of Montgomery Town tax bills.
- Parcel Mapping– View Montgomery Parcels by our mapping company Cartographic Technologies Inc.
- “Are You Appealing?” – An introductory guide to property tax assessment appeals.
- Reappraisal Book – Official change of appraisal notice.
- Role of Town Listers – Learn more about this important local office.
- Homestead Declaration Requirements – Property owners must file a Homestead Declaration annually by the April income tax deadline.
- Tax Appeal Handbook – A guide to the Property Tax Assessment Appeals process.
- Tax FAQs (By Topic) – Common questions received by the Vermont Department of Taxes.
Documents
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State Tax Dept. Annual Report (Dec. 2022) |
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Equalized Education Grand List (EELG) – $194,153,411 The EELG represents PVR’s statutorily-mandated estimate of total fair market value of the education grand list in our town and serves as the denominator in the computation of the Common Level of Appraisal (CLA). |
Common Level of Appraisal (CLA) – 86.05% The CLA is determined by dividing the education grand list by equalized education grand list. A number over 100% indicates that property in our town is generally listed for more than its fair market value. A number less than 100% indicates that property is generally listed for less than its fair market value. A CLA below 80% necessitates a town wide reappraisal. |
Coefficient of Dispersion (COD) – 20.73% The Coefficient of Dispersion is a measure of how fairly distributed the property tax is within our town. A high COD means that within our town many taxpayers are paying more than their fair share and many are paying less than their fair share. A COD over 20% necessitates a town wide reappraisal. |