Abatement Forms 2 Year [72KB]

The abatement process is required to change tax amounts after the tax warrant is delivered to the treasurer. Abatements must be filed within two years of the date the taxes were due (CRS 39-10-114(1)(a)(I)(A)). Use this form if this is an abatement of two year's taxes.

Abatement Forms 1 Year  [76KB]

The abatement process is required to change tax amounts after the tax warrant is delivered to the treasurer. Abatements must be filed within two years of the date the taxes were due (CRS 39-10-114(1)(a)(I)(A)). Use this form if only one year's taxes are being abated.

Agent Authorization Form [ 33KB]

If you are appealing property value but are not the owner of record, proof of agency is required. Please provide this form with any appeal documentation.

Agricultural Land Classification Questionnaire [68KB]

Land which meets the statutory definitions of "farm" or "ranch" is entitled to classification as agricultural land and is to be valued based on its earning or productive capacity. An agricultural land classification questionnaire has been developed to aid the county assessor in the classification of agricultural land. In addition to the questionnaire, the assessor conducts a physical review of the property and may request various forms of documentation. All facts and circumstances must be evaluated for each case when making the decision of whether land qualifies as agricultural land within the meaning of Colorado statutes.

Change of Address Form [31KB]

Fill out this form, print, sign and mail to the address on the form to change your mailing address on Assessor records.

Disabled Veteran Exemption Application  [39KB]

Application to file for the 100% Disabled Veteran exemption.

Personal Property Commercial Declaration  [339KB]

Personal property includes machinery, equipment, and other articles related to the business of a commercial or industrial operation. Taxpayers owning more than $5,500 in actual value of personal property per business location are required to complete and return the Personal Property Declaration Schedule to the Assessor no later than April 15 of each year. Use this form for non-leased equipment.

Personal Property Protest Form  [55KB]

Owners of business personal property who disagree with their valuation may file a protest during the statutory protest period. A protest form is attached to the Notice of Valuation mailed to personal property owners on June 15. An additional form is provided here for your convenience.

Personal Property Leased PropertyDeclaration [331KB]

Personal property includes machinery, equipment, and other articles related to the business of a commercial or industrial operation. Taxpayers owning more than $5,500 in actual value of personal property per business location are required to complete and return the Personal Property Declaration Schedule to the Assessor no later than April 15 of each year. Use this form for leased equipment.

Real Property Protest Form [73KB]

If a taxpayer disagrees with the value assigned by the assessor, the taxpayer may file a protest during the statutory protest period; May 1 through June 1 each year. A protest form is attached to the Notice of Valuation mailed to real property owners on May 1. An additional form is provided here for your convenience.

Real Property Transfer Declaration [17KB]

The Real Property Transfer Declaration, also called a TD-1000, provides essential information to the County Assessor to help ensure fair and uniform assessments for all property tax purposes.  All conveyance documents subject to the documentary fee submitted to the County Clerk and Recorder for recordation must be accompanied by a Real Property Transfer Declaration, completed and signed by the Seller (grantor) or Buyer (grantee). If you have questions on how to complete this form, you will find directions in our Transfer Declaration Completion Guide.

Senior Exemption Short Form [128KB]

Taxpayers 65 years and older as of January 1st, who have owned their property for at least 10 consecutive years and occupy the property as their primary residence may qualify for the Senior Exemption.  See Senior Exemption for further information on this exemption and to determine which of the two forms should be used to apply.

Senior Exemption Long Form [21KB]

Taxpayers 65 years and older as of January 1st, who have owned their property for at least 10 consecutive years and occupy the property as their primary residence may qualify for the Senior Exemption.