Assessing Land Values - Principles and Methods

The Henry George School of Social Science

How are land values estimated and what are the merits of revenue system based on land values? To find out, please join us.

In this 5 - session course, Ted Gwartney will introduce the fundamentals and methods of land value assessment. The course will highlight statewide differences in property tax assessment practices and procedures and makes the economic case for a public revenue system based essentially on land values. Ted Gwartney is a former professor at Baruch College, New York.  Mr. Gwartney retired as assessor of Greenwich, Connecticut in 2012. He is a former assessor of Sacramento County 1969/70, Southfield, Michigan 1966/69 and was the Chief Executive Officer of the British Columbia Assessment Authority in Canada from 1975 to 1986.Dates: Mondays, 8/2, 8/9, 8/23, 8/30, 9/13

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