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Cedar County Assessor
Cedar County Courthouse
400 Cedar Street
Tipton, IA 52772
Voice (563) 886-6413
Fax (563) 886-2144

Important News!

April 7, 2010, 11:03 am
Assessment notices have been mailed to property owners that had a change in their assessment. The new values are for assessment year 2010.
 

The 2010 assessed values will be used for taxes payable in September 2011 & March 2012.


The 2009 assessed values will be used for taxes payable in September 2010 & March 2011.

Questions regarding property taxes can be directed to the Cedar County Treasurers Office or to www.iowatreasurers.org. Thank you
 

A multitude of real estate information is now available from www.cedarcounty.org, including information from the Auditor, the Recorder & the Treasurer. Click on "Real Estate" on the left side of the screen to take you to the search options. The link is: http//:www.cedarcounty.org
 

If you are having difficulty finding a parcel via the address search, please try entering the house number OR the street name. This will result in more possible matches.
 

Please double click on the parcel number(s) once you have completed your search in order to open the card. Thank you.
 
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Property Owner's Legal Responsibility

It is your legal responsibility to report to the Assessor changes or improvements to your real estate.  441.24 (1) Code of Iowa provides:

If a person refuses to furnish the verified statements required in connection with the assessment of property by the assessor, or to list the corporation's or person's property, the director of revenue and finance or assessor, as the case may be, shall proceed to list and assess the property according to the best information obtainable and shall add to the taxable valuation one hundred percent thereof, which valuation and penalty shall be separately shown, and shall constitute the assessment; and if the valuation of the property is changed by a board of review or on appeal from a board of review, a like penalty shall be added to the valuation thus fixed.

There are many things you should report to your local assessor like:

  • New buildings
  • Buildings removed, torn down or damaged by fire or flood
  • Remodeling (interior and exterior)
  • Additions to house or buildings
  • New furnace / central air
  • Mobile homes
  • Fireplaces
  • Basement or attic finish
  • Decks, patios, and garages

Please call your local assessor's office to report any changes to your property.  Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.