To reach the Board of Listers, please leave a phone message on the Listers direct line (802) 235-3217 or email us at mtslisters@vermontel.net
Chair
Sally Achey
Phone: (802) 235-3217
Email: mtslisters@vermontel.net
To reach the Board of Listers, please leave a phone message on the Listers direct line (802) 235-3217 or email us at mtslisters@vermontel.net
Phone: (802) 235-3217
Email: mtslisters@vermontel.net
Phone: (802) 235-3217
Email: mtslisters@vermontel.net
Phone: (802) 235-3217
Email: mtslisters@vermontel.net
The main responsibility of the Board of Listers is to appraise property within the town for the purpose of property tax assessment. Generally speaking, assessment equity is the degree to which assessments bear a consistent relationship to market value.
Many of the Listers activities have requirements from the State of Vermont concerning timing, notification and format, as well as substance, which must be adhered to strictly.
Homestead Declarations are required annually and must be filed with the Vermont Tax Department by April 15. If you plan to file with your Vermont personal income taxes and you file for an extension, you must still file the Homestead Declaration by April 15. Late filers will be penalized. If you fail to file by October 15, your property will be classified as non-homestead.
The Vermont Property Tax Adjustment assists many Vermont homeowners with paying their property taxes. You may be eligible for a property tax adjustment if your property qualifies as a homestead and you meet the eligibility requirements. The maximum property tax adjustment you can receive is $8,000. Eligibility requirements are as follows:
Click on Homestead Declaration for more information.