2019 PERSONAL PROPERTY DECLARATION – SUMMARY SHEET
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List or Account#:
Assessment date October 1, 2019
Required return date November 4, 2019
Owner’s Name:
This Personal Property Declaration must be signed
and delivered or postmarked by
Monday, November 4, 2019 to
Assessor of Town
where property is located
DBA:
Mailing address:
Cit
/State/Zip:
Location
street & number
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Property Code and Description
Net Depreciated
alue pages 5 thru 7 Code
SSESSMENTS
#9 Motor Vehicles UNREGISTERED motor vehicles (e.g. campers, RV’s, snowmobiles, trailers, trucks, passenger cars,
tractors, off-road construction vehicles, etc.) including any vehicle garaged in Connecticut but registered in another state, or any
such vehicle not registered at all. If you are a farmer eligible for the exemption under Sec. 12-91, list tractors in Code 17.
#9
#10 - Machinery & Equipment Industrial manufacturing machinery and equipment (e.g., tools, dies, jigs, patterns, etc.).
Include air and water pollution control equipment.
#10
#11 Horses And Ponies Describe your horses and ponies. A $1,000 assessment exemption per animal will be applied. If you
are a farmer, the exemption may be 100% provided Form M-28 is filed with and approved by the Assessor.
#11
#12 - Commercial Fishing Apparatus All fishing apparatus exclusively used by a commercial fisherman in his business
(e.g., fishing poles, nets, lobster pots, fish finders, etc.). A $500 value exemption will be applied.
#12
#13 –Manufacturing machinery & equipment Manufacturing machinery and equipment used in manufacturing; used in
research or engineering devoted to manufacturing; or used for the significant servicing or overhauling of industrial machinery or
factory products and eligible for exemption under CGS 12-81 (76). (Formerly property Codes 13 & 15)
#13
#14 Mobile Manufactured Homes if not currently assessed as real estate
#14
#16 - Furniture & Fixtures Furniture, fixtures and equipment of all commercial, industrial, manufacturing, mercantile, trading
and all other businesses, occupations and professions. Examples: desks, chairs, tables, file cabinets, typewriters, calculators,
copy machines, telephones (including mobile telephones), telephone answering machines, facsimile machines, postage meters,
cash registers, moveable air conditioners, partitions, shelving display racks, refrigerators, freezers, kitchen equipment, etc.
#16
#17 - Farm Machinery Farm machinery (e.g., tractors, harrows, bush hogs, hay bines, hay rakes, balers, corn choppers,
milking machines, milk tanks, coolers, chuck wagons, dozers, back hoes, hydroponic farm equipment, aquaculture equipment,
etc.), used in the operation of a farm.
#17
#18 - Farming Tools Farm tools, (e.g., hoes, rakes, pitch forks, shovels, hoses, brooms, etc.).
#18
#19 - Mechanics Tools Mechanics tools (e.g., wrenches, air hammers, jacks, sockets, etc.).
#19
#20 - Electronic Data Processing Equipment Electronic data processing equipment (e.g., computers, printers, peripheral
computer equipment, and any computer based equipment acting as a computer as defined under Section 168 of the IRS Code of
1986, etc.). Bundled software is taxable and must be included.
#20
#21 - Telecommunications Equipment Excluding furniture, fixtures, and computers, #21a includes cables, conduits,
antennae, batteries, generators or any equipment not deemed technologically advanced by the Assessor. #21b includes
controllers, control frames, relays switching and processing equipment or other equipment deemed technologically advanced by
the Assessor.
#21
#22 - Cables, conduits, pipes, poles, towers (if not currently assessed as real estate), underground mains, wires,
turbines, etc.,
of gas, heating, or energy producing companies, telephone companies, water and water power companies.
Include items annexed to the ground (e.g., hydraulic car lifts, gasoline holding tanks, pumps, truck scales, etc.), as well as property
used for the purpose of creating or furnishing a supply of water (e.g., pumping stations).
#22
#23 - Expensed Supplies The average monthly quantity of supplies normally consumed in the course of business (e.g.,
stationery, post-it notes, toner, computer disks, computer paper, pens, pencils, rulers, staplers, paper clips, medical and dental
supplies and maintenance supplies, etc.).
#23
#24 – Other All Other Goods, Chattels and Effects Any other taxable personal property not previously mentioned or which
does not appear to fit into any of the other categories. (e.g. video tapes, vending machines, pinball games, video games, signs,
billboards, coffee makers, water coolers,
leasehold improvements.
#24
Total Assessment – all codes #9 through #24 Subtotal >
#25 – Penalty for failure to file as required by statute – 25% of assessment
#25
Exemption - Check box adjacent to the exemption you are claiming:
I – Mechanic’s Tools - $500 value M – Commercial Fishing Apparatus - $500 value
I – Farming Tools - $500 value I – Horses/ponies $1000 assessment per animal
ll of the following exemptions require a separate application and/or certificate to be filed with the Assessor by the required return date
J
Water Pollution or Air Pollution control equipment
Connecticut DEEP certificate required
provide copy
I – Farm Machinery $100,000 assessment - Exemption application M-28 required annually
G & H
Distressed Municipality/Enterprise Zone/Enterprise Corridor Zone - Exemption application M-55 required annually
U
Manufacturing Machinery & Equipment - Exemption claim required annually
Total Net Assessment
ssessor’s Final Assessment Total >
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