YORK – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin and the Nebraska Department of Revenue, Property Assessment Division, are reminding owners of depreciable taxable tangible personal property how the Nebraska Personal Property returns and schedules must be filed on or before May 1 with the county assessor where the personal property is located.

​YORK – The York County Assessor’s office is in the process of sending out preliminary valuation notices to owners of residential properties within the city limits of York and in the rural areas of the county, as an initial heads-up regarding increases in valuation.

YORK COUNTY – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin says the window for filing homestead exemption applications is now open.

YORK COUNTY -- The Nebraska Department of Revenue, Property Assessment Division, reminds owners of personal property that the Nebraska Personal Property Return and Schedule must be filed on or before May 1 with the county assessor where the personal property is located. If you have property at more than one location, contact the county assessor to determine the tax district.

YORK COUNTY – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin says entities who received a permissive tax exemption last year must file a Statement of Reaffirmation of Tax Exemption (Form 451A) by Dec. 31.

YORK COUNTY – The last of the 2024 valuation protests were addressed this week, before the York County Commissioners sitting as the York County Board of Equalization.

​YORK COUNTY – The McCool Public School District is the only taxing entity in York County this year which will need to hold a “pink postcard meeting,” which is required for taxing entities when their tax asking increase exceeds 2%.

​YORK – According to York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin, it appears the only political subdivision in York County needing to hold a “pink postcard” meeting this year will be the McCool Public School District.

YORK COUNTY – York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin has certified the 2024 real property valuations for the county.

YORK – This week, York County Assessor Kurt Bulgrin brought forward two homestead exemption applications which arrived after the set deadline, noting the county commissioners had the legal ability to allow the exemptions even if they came in late.