Will my taxes go up after a revaluation of the community. Typically

taxes go up every year revaluation or not. However please understand the

mill rate or dollars per thousand will decrease which typically doesn't

happen. More info see the link to guide to property owners .

Ag values are determined by the State with a complex formula every year.

They have to be adjusted for the level of assessment or ratio of the

community. They will often increase in a revaluation year and during a non

revaluation year. See guide at DOR on ag use valuation.

The process for woods and non AG use valuation is to be determined at the

time of a revaluation year which is often years apart.

Simply because it's 5m which was determined in 2004 class and charges 50 percent of the market value determined in a revaluation year.

Taxes or the levy is what gets determined by each taxation entity. School

and other taxes are calculated from the determined equitation of the

district which comes from the DOR from a ratio of sales to assessment

value. If the center of the tax bill shows a 85 percent then that is your

equalized ratio. So the further away from 100 percent the amount increase

so they. Can get the levy for the district.

They statuary date is as of January 1 of the year. The assessment is determined by new construction. Homes, garages, remolding, the destroying of improvements like sheds homes,or changing the legal

description or splitting the previous parcel.

The determined ratio has fallen out of compliance 110 to 90 percent . The

range is determined by state statue. See guide to property owners DOR

website or my link.

No, see property guide link on this page or Wisconsin Department of Revenue