Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 58, § 9

Proposed equalized valuation; establishment

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Section 9. In the year nineteen hundred and sixty-six and in every second year thereafter, the commissioner shall, on or before June first, determine and establish for each city and town a proposed equalized valuation which shall be the fair cash value of all property in such city or town subject to local taxation as of January first in such year.

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Cited in 8 cases, 1974–1997 · leading case: Newbury Street Associates v. Board of Assessors

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Newbury Street Associates v. Board of Assessors (1982) mass “G. L. c. 58, § 9. Thus, equalized values were determined for Boston in 1978 and in 1980.”

Axelrod v. Board of Assessors (1984) mass “See G. L. c. 58, § 9. When the average assessment ratio as of January 1, 1979, is used, the result is very nearly equal to the equalized tax rate found by the board.”

City of Malden v. Appellate Tax Board (1975) mass “In 1974, pursuant to G. L. c. 58, §§ 9 and 10 A, the State Tax Commission (commission) determined a “proposed equalized valuation” for each city and town in the Commonwealth.”

Board of Assessors v. Commissioner of Revenue (1981) mass “See G. L. c. 58, § 9, as amended by St. 1978, c.”

Town of Sudbury v. Commissioner of Corporations & Taxation (1974) mass “” G. L. c. 58, § 9, as appearing in St. 1966, *566 c.”

Sudbury v. COMMISSIONER OF CORPORATIONS & TAXATION (1974) mass “" G.L.c. 58, § 9, as appearing in St. 1966, *566 c.”

Town of Petersham v. Commissioner of Revenue (1984) mass “G. L. c. 58, § 9. The letter stipulated that the town had thirty days to respond to the request.”

Brown v. Board of Assessors (1997) massappct “The commissioner is required under G. L. c. 58, § 9, as amended through St. 1987, c.”

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