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What We Do
The Linn County Assessor’s Office assesses real property in Linn County, Iowa with the exception of property in Cedar Rapids. The effective date of assessment is January 1 of each year.
By statute, every odd-numbered year is a reassessment year in Iowa. In reassessment years, assessors have the statutory responsibility to reassess all property in their jurisdiction and to notify property owners of the change in their property’s value. Assessors seek value, not revenue. Assessors do not calculate taxes, determine the tax rates, or collect taxes.
*If you live in the city limits of Cedar Rapids, your Assessor is the Cedar Rapids City Assessor.
Responsibilities
- Assess all real property within Linn County (except property in Cedar Rapids), including Residential, Multi-Residential, Agricultural, Commercial, and Industrial properties.
- Assess property for tax purposes
- Administer property tax credits and exemptions
Popular Assessor Services
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New Homestead Tax Exemptions for Military and Claimants 65 Years of Age or Older
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New Homestead Tax Exemptions for Military and Claimants 65 Years of Age or Older
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Property Assessment Increases
Linn County property owners are receiving their 2023 assessments and many have had questions regarding the increase from 2021 assessments. Read on to learn more. Read on...
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Jerry Witt
Linn County AssessorPhone: 319-892-5220
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Assessor's Office
Physical Address
Public Service Center
935 Second St. SW
Cedar Rapids, IA 52404
Phone: 319-892-5220
Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Services also available by phone, email, mail, and drop box
Except Holidays