The Idaho Board of Tax Appeals modified the Latah County Board of Equalization’s decisions regarding the assessed values of six residential properties owned by the taxpayers for the 2025 tax year. The appeals concerned the market values of six rural residential properties, which were part of a larger 89.72-acre parcel owned by the taxpayers. The taxpayers had appealed the county’s valuations, arguing that the properties should be assessed as two large residential parcels rather than the multiple parcels the county identified. The Board agreed with the taxpayers’ appraisals, which considered the acreage as two improved rural residential tracts, finding this ...
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