Property AssessmentsFull Value Property Assessments
The Village of Bayside performs a revaluation of all property annually. This means all property within the Village will be reviewed then assessed to fair market value annually. Your assessed value can increase or decrease each year depending on current market conditions.
The fair market value of all property is calculated by reviewing arm's length sales, which are valid sales between a willing seller and a willing buyer on the open market. Assessors may also consider information from other sources to determine your assessment.
Full value assessments ensure that your property value mirrors fair market value annually. If the market for similar property decreases, your value will decrease to match what the market value is reflecting.
The State of Wisconsin is a Market Value state. This means property values are required to be within 10% of fair market value of comparable properties to ensure property owners are paying their fair share of taxes. Some communities wait multiple years between revaluation of property. This creates natural market inequity. When assessed values are not revalued annually, taxpayers are no longer paying their fair share of taxes. Full value assessments ensure the community maintains fairness and equity.
Assessors will be reviewing market sales annually, from January 1 to December 31. Sales after the new year will not be used to determine your new value in 2021. The property tax bill you receive in December of 2021 will be based on the new assessment value of your property based on previous years' sales.
Assessors don't set tax rates. There are no additional taxes collected by the Village during the revaluation of property. The revaluation does not change the amount of taxes that needs to be collected by the Village, County, school district or technical college. A change in your assessed value does not directly correlate to a change in your property taxes.
To learn more about what assessors do, please watch this video: Assessor Video
To learn how Full Value Assessments work, please watch this video: Full Value Assessments
Timeline of Revaluation:
Jan-Feb: Assessor reviews previous year's sales and market data
Feb-March: Trespass letter will be sent to properties the assessor needs to visit. Permits and sales are verified by assessor.
March-April: Assessor compares market data to revalue all property
April-May: Notice of new value will be mailed to property owners
Open Book:
In Person: June 7 9:00am-3:00pm
Via Phone: June 7 1:00pm-3:00pm
Open book is a conference, either face-to-face or over the phone, with an assessor to discuss the value of your property. You have until 48 hours before Board of Review to contact the assessor about your new value. When available, you can set an appointment with an assessor here.
Board of Review
July 20 8:30am-10:30am
Board of Review functions like court and is required to evaluate evidence based on facts. You or your representative must provide factual evidence that your property is inequitably assessed. The burden of proof is solely on the taxpayer. The assessor's value is presumed correct by State Law until proven otherwise.
Search for your property record information here.
Accurate Assessor
PO Box 415
Menasha, WI 54952
Phone: 920-749-8098
Toll Free: 1-800-770-3927
Full Value Property Assessments
The Village of Bayside performs a revaluation of all property annually. This means all property within the Village will be reviewed then assessed to fair market value annually. Your assessed value can increase or decrease each year depending on current market conditions.
The fair market value of all property is calculated by reviewing arm's length sales, which are valid sales between a willing seller and a willing buyer on the open market. Assessors may also consider information from other sources to determine your assessment.
Full value assessments ensure that your property value mirrors fair market value annually. If the market for similar property decreases, your value will decrease to match what the market value is reflecting.
The State of Wisconsin is a Market Value state. This means property values are required to be within 10% of fair market value of comparable properties to ensure property owners are paying their fair share of taxes. Some communities wait multiple years between revaluation of property. This creates natural market inequity. When assessed values are not revalued annually, taxpayers are no longer paying their fair share of taxes. Full value assessments ensure the community maintains fairness and equity.
Assessors will be reviewing market sales annually, from January 1 to December 31. Sales after the new year will not be used to determine your new value in 2021. The property tax bill you receive in December of 2021 will be based on the new assessment value of your property based on previous years' sales.
Assessors don't set tax rates. There are no additional taxes collected by the Village during the revaluation of property. The revaluation does not change the amount of taxes that needs to be collected by the Village, County, school district or technical college. A change in your assessed value does not directly correlate to a change in your property taxes.
To learn more about what assessors do, please watch this video: Assessor Video
To learn how Full Value Assessments work, please watch this video: Full Value Assessments
Timeline of Revaluation:
Jan-Feb: Assessor reviews previous year's sales and market data
Feb-March: Trespass letter will be sent to properties the assessor needs to visit. Permits and sales are verified by assessor.
March-April: Assessor compares market data to revalue all property
April-May: Notice of new value will be mailed to property owners
Open Book:
In Person: June 7 9:00am-3:00pm
Via Phone: June 7 1:00pm-3:00pm
Open book is a conference, either face-to-face or over the phone, with an assessor to discuss the value of your property. You have until 48 hours before Board of Review to contact the assessor about your new value. When available, you can set an appointment with an assessor here.
Board of Review
July 20 8:30am-10:30am
Board of Review functions like court and is required to evaluate evidence based on facts. You or your representative must provide factual evidence that your property is inequitably assessed. The burden of proof is solely on the taxpayer. The assessor's value is presumed correct by State Law until proven otherwise.
Search for your property record information here.
Accurate Assessor
PO Box 415
Menasha, WI 54952
Phone: 920-749-8098
Toll Free: 1-800-770-3927