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Assessment is a money term you need to understand.
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Here’s what it means. <h2>What is an assessment </h2> An assessment establishes the value of an asset, such as a home or a vehicle, for taxation purposes. In some cases, an assessment is calculated to determine risk or the quality of a company&#8217;s asset management.
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Here’s what it means.

What is an assessment

An assessment establishes the value of an asset, such as a home or a vehicle, for taxation purposes. In some cases, an assessment is calculated to determine risk or the quality of a company’s asset management.
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<h2>Deeper definition</h2> The types of assessments include: Property value assessment: A taxing authority often assesses the value of a house every year to determine the amount of property taxes owed by the homeowner. In some cases, property values are assessed every two or three years instead of annually.
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The types of assessments include: Property value assessment: A taxing authority often assesses the value of a house every year to determine the amount of property taxes owed by the homeowner. In some cases, property values are assessed every two or three years instead of annually.
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Risk assessment: must consider the risk-reward ratio of ventures before they invest, and this calls for a risk assessment. This type of assessment allows them to gauge the risk of a particular investment to determine its long-term worth.
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Risk assessment: must consider the risk-reward ratio of ventures before they invest, and this calls for a risk assessment. This type of assessment allows them to gauge the risk of a particular investment to determine its long-term worth.
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Banks also perform credit risk assessments on individuals and businesses applying for credit cards and loans. Asset condition assessment: This type of assessment determines the current condition of assets and tells a company how it could better manage its physical assets, such as buildings and equipment. <h2>Assessment example</h2> Property tax assessments are a reality for almost all homeowners, as they must pay property taxes even after paying off their mortgages.
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Banks also perform credit risk assessments on individuals and businesses applying for credit cards and loans. Asset condition assessment: This type of assessment determines the current condition of assets and tells a company how it could better manage its physical assets, such as buildings and equipment.

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Property tax assessments are a reality for almost all homeowners, as they must pay property taxes even after paying off their mortgages.
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Every municipality, county and state has its own rules for calculating property taxes. In general, if an individual buys a house valued at $200,000, and the assessed value increases to $210,000 the following year, this increase in assessment means the owner will pay higher property taxes.
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Every municipality, county and state has its own rules for calculating property taxes. In general, if an individual buys a house valued at $200,000, and the assessed value increases to $210,000 the following year, this increase in assessment means the owner will pay higher property taxes.
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If the effective property tax rate is 2 percent both years, the owner would pay $4,200 in property taxes after the increase, as opposed to $4,000 in the year before the assessment increase. <h2> More From Bankrate</h2> </h2> Our guide to this pioneering iBuyer and how it works.
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If the effective property tax rate is 2 percent both years, the owner would pay $4,200 in property taxes after the increase, as opposed to $4,000 in the year before the assessment increase.

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