The Washington Board of Tax Appeals (BTA) Aug. 11 found the Kitsap County Assessor didn’t overvalue Taxpayer’s two-story medical building for property tax purposes. The assessor assessed Taxpayer’s building. Taxpayer protested, requesting a reduced value. The Kitsap County Board of Equalization sustained the assessed value. Taxpayer appealed. Upon review, the BTA found: 1) the assessor’s sales comparison approach provided a more reliable indication of Taxpayer’s property’s market value; 2) the assessor time-trended the sales prices of his sales but Taxpayer didn’t; 3) the assessor’s sales were more similar to Taxpayer’s property than Taxpayer’s, regardless of the gross adjustment percentages assigned ...
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