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Q HOUSE BILL lr0 CF lr0 By: Delegates Shewell, Aumann, Boteler, Costa, Eckardt, Frank, Frush, George, Impallaria, Jennings, Kach, Love, McComas, Myers, Riley, Robinson, Serafini, Shank, Stocksdale, Stull, Walkup, and Weir Introduced and read first time: January, 00 Assigned to: Ways and Means A BILL ENTITLED 0 0 AN ACT concerning Property Tax Assessment Freeze and Annual Reassessment FOR the purpose of altering the triennial assessment cycle for real property for property tax purposes to an annual assessment cycle; requiring the State Department of Assessments and Taxation to review certain real property assessments each year and to physically inspect the exterior of certain real property at least once every three years as part the review; altering the maximum homestead property tax credit percentage for the State, county, and municipal property tax for a certain year; providing for the application of this Act; repealing certain obsolete provisions; providing for the termination of certain provisions of this Act; and generally relating to the valuation and assessment of real property for property tax purposes and the homestead property tax credit. BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Article Tax Property Section 0() and (), 0, 0, 0, 0, and 0(e) Annotated Code of Maryland (00 Replacement Volume and 00 Supplement) SECTION. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 0. Article Tax Property Property owners in this State have the following rights: EXPLANATION: CAPITALS INDICATE MATTER ADDED TO EXISTING LAW. [Brackets] indicate matter deleted from existing law. *hb0*

HOUSE BILL 0 0 0 () after an appeal hearing, the right to: (i) not have an assessment increased during the current [ year cycle] YEAR because of information ascertained at an appeal hearing on residential property; and (ii) a reinspection of a property, upon request, to review updated information revealed during an appeal hearing that could result in a decreased assessment; () the right to file a petition for review [within any year of the year assessment cycle], as provided in of this article; 0. (a) () The Department shall continually review all real property assessments to provide a review of each assessment at least once [in each year cycle] EACH YEAR. () AT LEAST ONCE EVERY YEARS, AS PART OF A REVIEW THE DEPARTMENT SHALL PHYSICALLY INSPECT THE EXTERIOR OF THE REAL PROPERTY. () If any assessment has not been reviewed during [a year cycle] THE YEAR, the Department may order a review of the assessment at any time. (b) For the review under subsection (a) of this section, real property is not required to be reviewed individually or separately, but it may be grouped: () in areas; () by character or use; or () in any other manner that the Department considers to be helpful or necessary. (c) On request of the property tax assessment appeal board for the county in which the property is located, the Director shall order a review of any real property assessment. (d) When reviewing real property under this section, the Department may use property description cards, property location maps, land classification maps, unit value maps, land use maps, zoning maps, records of new construction, sales records, building cost information, private appraisals, periodic surveys of assessment ratios, or any other material or information that the Department considers to be a reliable aid in determining real property value.

HOUSE BILL 0. (a) [()] In this section [the following words have the meanings indicated. () New], NEW statewide value means the [phased in] value of all real property subject to property tax on January preceding any taxable year, excluding the [phased in] value of real property assessed for the st time during the calendar year beginning on that January. cycle: [() Phased in value means for the st, nd, or rd year of a year 0 0 (i) the prior value of real property increased by one third, two thirds, or the full amount by which the value increased over the prior value based on a physical inspection of the real property; or (ii) if the value of real property has not increased, the value determined in the most recent valuation. () year cycle means a continuous series of calendar year periods beginning for each period with the st calendar year after the calendar year in which a physical inspection of real property is made under 0(b) of this subtitle.] (b) On or before January of each year, the Department shall determine the new statewide value. (c) () Except as provided in this subsection, the assessment of real property is its [phased in] value. () The assessment of the real property described in 0(b) of this subtitle is its [phased in] use value. () The assessment of the operating real property described in 0(c) of this subtitle is its value. () The assessment of the operating real property described in 0(c) of this subtitle is its value. 0. 0 (a) Real property shall be valued separately for: () the land; and () the improvements on the land.

HOUSE BILL 0 (b) () Notwithstanding a revaluation under subsection (c) of this section, the Department or supervisor shall value all real property once [in every year cycle based on an exterior physical inspection of the real property] EACH YEAR. () AT LEAST ONCE EVERY YEARS, THE DEPARTMENT OR SUPERVISOR SHALL VALUE ALL REAL PROPERTY BASED ON AN EXTERIOR PHYSICAL INSPECTION. () The date of finality for real property that is valued under this subsection is the January immediately before the st taxable year to which the assessment based on the new value is applicable. (c) () [In any year of a year cycle, real] REAL property shall be revalued if any of the factors listed below causes a change in the value of the real property: (i) the zoning classification is changed at the initiative of the owner or anyone having an interest in the property; (ii) a change in use or character occurs; 0 0 (iii) substantially completed improvements are made which add at least $0,000 in value to the property; (iv) an error in calculation or measurement of the real property caused the value to be erroneous; (v) a residential use assessment is terminated pursuant to of this title; or (vi) a subdivision occurs. For purposes of this subsection, subdivision means the division of real property into or more parcels by subdivision plat, condominium plat, time share, metes and bounds, or other means. () [When real property is revalued under this subsection, the Department or supervisor shall: (i) determine the value that would have resulted if the revaluation had occurred for the st year of the year cycle; (ii) determine the value that would have resulted if the revaluation had occurred for the st year of the preceding year cycle; and (iii) adjust the phased in value for each of the years remaining in the year cycle to reflect the change that results from the revaluation.

HOUSE BILL 0 ()] The Department or supervisor shall revalue real property under paragraph ()(i), (ii), (iv), (v), and (vi) of this subsection on the semiannual date of finality. The revaluation shall be effective for the taxable year beginning on the semiannual date of finality, if the notice under this title is sent no later than 0 days after the semiannual date of finality. [()] () The Department or supervisor shall revalue real property under paragraph ()(iii) of this subsection on the date of finality, semiannual date of finality, or quarterly date of finality following the substantial completion of the improvements to land. (d) () The local agency responsible for zoning shall provide the supervisor of assessments a list of each zoning classification change within 0 days of the approval of the change. () The list shall identify any zoning classification change initiated or requested by the owner of the property or anyone having an interest in the property. 0. (a) When any change as provided in subsection (b) of this section occurs in the value or classification of any real property that a supervisor assesses, the supervisor shall notify the owner or other appropriate person by a written notice of the proposed change. 0 (b) A written notice is required for: () an increase or decrease in an existing real property value; () a change in the classification of the real property; () establishment of an initial real property value; () a decision on an assessment appeal or a petition to change an existing real property value or classification; and () a revaluation or reclassification, if a valuation or classification has been appealed but not finally determined. (c) The notice for subsection (b)() of this section shall include: () the amount of the current value; 0 () the amount of the proposed value including a statement that the total amount of the proposed value is the value for purposes of appeal;

HOUSE BILL () [the amount of the proposed value that will be the basis for the assessment in each year of the year cycle; ()] a statement: (i) indicating the right to appeal; and 0 (ii) briefly describing the appeal process and the property owner s bill of rights; and [()] () a statement that valuation records are available as provided by 0 of this article. (d) In the instance of notices required in subsection (b)(), (), (), and () of this section, the notice shall include: () the amount of the current value; () the amount of the proposed or final value; () [the amount of the proposed value that is the basis for the assessment in the applicable years of the year cycle; ()] a statement: (i) indicating the right of appeal; and 0 0 (ii) briefly describing the appeal process and the property owner s bill of rights; and [()] () a statement that valuation records are available as provided by 0 of this article. (e) The notice shall be served as provided by 0 of this subtitle on or before January or any other date specified in this article. (f) A failure to send a notice of any change in value or classification within 0 days after the date provided in subsection (e) of this section creates an irrebuttable presumption that in the instances specified in subsection (b)() through () of this section that the prior value has not changed unless: () the property has been transferred for consideration to new ownership during the previous calendar year; () the zoning classification of the property changed during the [current triennial cycle or the] previous calendar year, [whichever is earlier,] resulting in an increased value of the property;

HOUSE BILL 0 () a substantial change occurred in the use or character of the property during [the current triennial cycle or] the previous calendar year [, whichever is earlier]; () extensive improvements have been made on the property during [the current triennial cycle or] the previous calendar year, [whichever is earlier,] as provided in 0(c)()(iii) of this title; () due to an error in calculating or measuring improvements on the property the assessment for the previous taxable year was clearly erroneous; or () the assessment has been decreased. SECTION. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 0. Article Tax Property (e) () For each taxable year, the property tax credit under this section is calculated by: (i) multiplying the prior year s taxable assessment by the homestead credit percentage as provided under paragraph () of this subsection; and (ii) subtracting that amount from the current year s assessment; 0 (iii) if the difference is a positive number, multiplying the difference by the applicable State, county, or municipal corporation property tax rate for the current year. () For each taxable year, the homestead credit percentage under paragraph ()(i) of this subsection is[: (i) for the State property tax, 0%; (ii) for the county property tax: 0. the homestead credit percentage established by the county under paragraph () of this subsection; or. if the county has not set a percentage for the taxable year under paragraph () of this subsection or has not notified the Department as

HOUSE BILL required under paragraph () of this subsection, the homestead credit percentage in effect for the county for the preceding taxable year; and (iii) for the municipal corporation property tax: 0 0. the homestead credit percentage established by the municipal corporation under paragraph () of this subsection; or. if the municipal corporation has not set a percentage under paragraph () of this subsection or has not notified the Department as required under paragraph () of this subsection, the homestead credit percentage for the taxable year for the county in which the property is located] 00% FOR THE STATE PROPERTY TAX, THE COUNTY PROPERTY TAX, AND THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION PROPERTY TAX. [() Subject to paragraph () of this subsection, the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City and the governing body of a county on or before November of any year shall set, by law, the homestead credit percentage for the taxable year beginning the following July. () Subject to paragraph () of this subsection, on or before November of any year, the governing body of a municipal corporation may set or alter, by law, a homestead credit percentage for the taxable year beginning the following July and any subsequent taxable year. () The homestead credit percentage for any county or municipal corporation property tax: year; and (i) may not be less than 00% or exceed 0% for any taxable (ii) shall be expressed in increments of percentage point. 0 () The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore City and the governing body of a county shall notify the Department of any action taken under paragraph () of this subsection on or before November preceding the taxable year for which the action is taken. () A municipal corporation shall notify the Department of any action taken under paragraph () of this subsection on or before November preceding the taxable year for which the action is taken.] SECTION. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That Section of this Act shall take effect June, 00, and shall be applicable to all taxable years beginning after June 0, 00, but before July, 00. It shall remain effective for a period of year and month and, at the end of June 0, 00, with no further action required by the

HOUSE BILL General Assembly, Section of this Act shall be abrogated and of no further force and effect. SECTION. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect June, 00.