Wallingford’s Assessor is John Tiffany from New England Municipal Resource Center.
Grievance hearings will take place on Monday, June 26th at Town Hall. Results of those hearings will be mailed to property owners within 7 days. The Board of Civil Authority will within 14 days after the mailings if any taxpayer appeals the assessor’s decision.
All grievances must be submitted in writing via mail, email or in-person to the Assessor’s Office at Town Hall. Grievance forms are available at the link below, on the Documents and Forms page of the municipal website and at Town Hall. Submit grievance to:
Wallingford Assessor
Town of Wallingford
75 School Street
Wallingford, VT 05773
or email to walllisters@wallingfordvt.com
Assessor office hours at Town Hall are by appointment.
Telephone Number: (802) 446-2974. Email: john@nemrc.com
Parcel Maps
Grand List, Tax Assessment and Appeal Information
A handbook on property tax assessments and appeals, visit: https://sos.vermont.gov/media/wjwkmnd2/tax_appeal_handbook_2007.pdf
A guideline for tax appeals: https://vtinstituteforgovt.weebly.com/uploads/4/6/7/4/46746127/vig-appealing-2020.pdf
Assessor Duties
The primary responsibility of the Assessor is to appraise all real property in the community in compliance with Vermont State statutes. Duties include: annual maintenance of the records, updating changes resulting from additions to homes, construction of out buildings, and transfers of property as well as the periodic revaluations when mandated by the State. In addition, the Assessor’s Office provides property owners with property record cards, assessment history data, an explanation of the assessment process and property maps.
Assessments and How to Estimate Net Operating Income
From the State Dept. of Taxes, click here for more information on how properties are assessed and how to estimate net operating income.