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The Assessor is required by the Louisiana Constitution to list, value and enumerate all property subject to ad valorem taxation on an Assessment Roll each year. The “ad valorem” basis for taxation means that all property should be taxed “according to value” which is the definition of ad valorem. The Assessed Value is a percentage of “Fair Market Value” or “Use Value” as prescribed by law. The Assessor’s Office must appraise and assess approximately 13,000 parcels of property. All public service properties are assessed by the Louisiana Tax Commission.
Important Dates
for Property Owners
January 1st
Assessments shall be made on the basis of the condition of things existing on the first day of January of each year.
April 15th
All personal property report forms should be submitted to the Assessor by this date.
November 15th
On or before this date each year, the Assessor shall complete and file the tax roll.
December 31st
Taxes not paid to the Sheriff (Ex-Officio Tax Collector) by this date will become delinquent.
Digital Map
Property Search
Digital Map
Property Search
The Assessor’s office website is user-friendly. The website makes it very easy to find ownership, tax, and mapping information very quickly and accurately!
We use the Assessor’s office website everyday. It is very easy to navigate, which allows our staff to be efficient in finding the necessary information that we use to issue construction permits, ownership for bridge projects and district lines.
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