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| Connie's Top Ten Reasons Why Your Stipulation Will not be Accepted: |
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1. | Failure to provide justification (and/or calculations) for the reduction of the
taxable value to a figure lower than the assessed value.
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2. | Failure to provide original signature(s).
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3. | Failure to submit an original stipulation.
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4. | Including a year in the stipulation over which the Tribunal has no jurisdiction.
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5. | Failure to pay the $25 filing fee for the stipulation following issuance of a defect letter.
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6. | Principal Residence/Qualified Agricultural Exemption cases:
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a. Failure to provide a signature by the unit that denied the exemption.
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b. Inclusion of a year not previously denied.
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7. | Assessor's Stipulations (a stipulation asking the Tribunal to take jurisdiction where no case is currently pending): Failure to specify in detail the mutual
mistake and/or clerical error at issue.
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8. | Failure of an agent who signs the stipulation to file an appearance.
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9. | The stipulation includes the assessed and state equalized values when only
the taxable value was initially appealed.
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10. | Poverty appeals: The stipulation reflects only a loss to the taxable value; a loss to a property should reflect a loss to both the state equalized and taxable
values.
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Bonus:
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11. | Erratum to Correct Judgment:
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a. | If the Tribunal makes an error on a Consent Judgment or Opinion and Judgment, upon written notification of the error, the Tribunal will issue an
Erratum.
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b. | If the parties submit incorrect information to the Tribunal on the Stipulation, then the parties must file a motion to correct the Consent
Judgment.
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