Board Of Review
The Board of Review is a statutorily required local board. It is a quasi-judicial (court-like) body empowered with three primary duties:
- BOR can adjust assessments when they have been proven incorrect by sworn oral testimony
- BOR can correct errors or omissions in the descriptions or computations found on the assessment roll.
- BOR can check the assessment roll for omitted property and double assessments.
While the make up of each municipality’s Board of Review can vary in the number of members and which officials sit as voting members, the Clerk plays a role in the process.
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue has trained several clerks around the state (members of the WMCA that have volunteered to teach) to provide this training for clerks and all members of the Board of Review panel.
Click on any of the following WMCA offerings to bring up a registration form.
Board Of Review Training Sessions
| Training Is Being Held In: | County | Date | Time | Registration Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Watch this Page for |
new |
trainings |
in early |
Spring - 2010. |
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue/Bureau of Assessment Practices is also offering the "Conducting the Annual Board of Review" program through the Wisconsin Towns Association. Click on: http://www.revenue.wi.gov/training/bortrain.html to see their line up of classes.