CALIFORNIA

LA County Property Valued At $1.89 Trillion For 2022
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Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang certified the 2022 Assessment Roll, reflecting economic growth for the 12th-consecutive year with the increase in assessed value of all taxable property countywide.

COLORADO

Morgan County property owner contends mobile homes are inventory, and not taxable
The Fort Morgan Times
Wagon Wheel Homes, LLC, owner Richard Migchelbrink is contesting the assessment of taxable value on a property at 21525 County Road R, where the four mobile homes are located but which he says are all unoccupied.

INDIANA

Local incentives for EV battery plant include 100% abatements
Kokomo Tribune
The joint venture between Stellantis and Samsung SDI will receive from the city of Kokomo real and personal property tax abatements on the proposed multimillion-square foot electric vehicle battery plant, according to a development agreement between the city of Kokomo and the joint venture, dubbed StarPlus Energy LLC in the agreement.

NEW JERSEY

NJ Judge Upholds Property Tax Break For Nonprofit Hospitals
Law360
A New Jersey law clarifying a local property tax exemption for certain nonprofit hospitals, including those that lease parts of their facilities to for-profit entities, is constitutional and will stand, a state judge ruled, rejecting a challenge from municipalities.

TEXAS

Point Isabel school district rejects Texas LNG tax abatement
MyRGV.com
The Point Isabel Independent School District on Tuesday unanimously rejected a last-minute bid by Texas LNG Brownsville to qualify for tax abatements under an expiring state program.

Record high values headed to 34 taxing entities in the Comal County area
herald-zeitung.com
The Comal Appraisal District's lists of 2022 certified values, released last Friday, began going out to 34 taxing entities through certified mail on Monday. The CAD, which assesses and certifies values of taxable properties used by those taxing jurisdictions, saw market and taxable values rise between 30% and 50%, based on assessments on Jan. 1, 2022.