Can an assessor deny a QFP exemption? If so, is there any appeal process?
An assessor of the local tax collecting unit may deny a QFP exemption request. A taxpayer may appeal the assessor’s determination to the board of review meeting under section 30 of the General Property Tax Act (1893 PA 206 as amended). A decision of the board of review may be appealed to the residential and small claims division of the Michigan tax tribunal. • Question: Once my land is CF what are my responsibilities? Answer: CF land must be managed according to an approved forest management plan. All removals of forest products, gas and oil or sand and gravel must be reported to the DNR prior to removal. Land must be open to the public for hunting and fishing. • Question: How does a landowner withdraw from CF? Answer: A landowner must file an application to withdraw, along with a withdrawal application fee of $1.00 per acre with a minimum $200 per application and a maximum withdrawal application fee of $1,000, to the Department of Natural Resources. The landowner will also pay a withd
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