McCracken County
PVA Office
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News: Updated 09/07/2010
In recent years, the Property Valuation Administrator's offices have had to
handle an increasing number of requests for information from appraisers,
bankers, other government officials, and property owners. This has required the
PVA and staff to develop innovative procedures so that the additional workload
can be handled in an efficient manner. The Internet has opened up a new
opportunity for our office to better serve the taxpayer. This web site is
dedicated to promoting a realistic goal to help the public understand the
workings of the PVA office and the steps that are followed to treat everyone
fairly and in an equitable manner.
The McCracken County PVA Office will maintain the website to address questions about Kentucky's Property Tax System. New policies and procedures and current statutes will be posted to keep taxpayers informed. Current certified Tax Roll (assessments), characteristics when available, as well as ownership information, will be available. Visit our Tax Roll site for complete information.
Kentucky property tax law establishes the assessment date as of
January 1st. All property is assessed as of that date. Ownership of property for tax purposes is also set by the January 1st requirement. If a property is purchased after that date, state statute requires the tax bill be issued in the name of the former owner until the next calendar year. An attempt is made to mail the tax bill to the new owners using the information provided to us by a tax agreement from the buyer or seller. If, however, a new owner does not receive a copy of the tax bill, the owner may contact the Sheriff's Office at (270) 444-4720 to obtain a copy.If you have any specific questions, comments, or suggestions concerning the PVA Office, please email
nancyd.bock@ky.gov.Click here to visit the PVA Website
McCracken County Fiscal Court
