New York State Division of Equalization and Assessment applications for state assistance for Hurricane Agnes flood damage
Series Number
B0925
Summary
Hurricane Agnes hit the Southern Tier and Hudson River Valley counties of New York State in June 1972 and caused several hundred million dollars of damage to real property. Property owners who suffered damage applied directly to the State Board of Equalization and Assessment for tax abatement. This series consist of applications, correspondence, memoranda, calculations, and notes relating to the special state aid program for municipalities and school districts where property owners were granted tax abatements for damage.
Creator
New York (State). Division of Equalization and Assessment
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New York State Division of Equalization and Assessment deputy executive director's files
Series Number
14271
Summary
This series contains the general files of T.R. Kitchen, Division of Equalization and Assessment Deputy Executive Director for Operations. Records include correspondence with county directors of real property tax services and regional offices; advisory appraisals; newsletters; requests for proposals; "county files" on re-valuations and transfers of real property; and internal division memorandums, typically with the Bureau of Local Assessment Services, the Local Government Liaison Office, and the Legal Unit.
Creator
New York (State). Division of Equalization and Assessment
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Statistical tables of real property exempt from taxation
Series Number
14395
Summary
These records contain statistical tables of quantity, value, and use of real property wholly or partially exempt from taxation. Included are annual statistics on the value and use of exempt property in each county; shifting municipal tax burden resulting from partial tax exemption for aged persons; and statistics for various categories of partially exempt property in each town and city in the state (property to be sold for unpaid taxes, railroads, housing projects, aged, paraplegic, schools, clergy).
Creator
New York (State). Division of Equalization and Assessment
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There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of the material.