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91_HB3920

 
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 1        AN ACT to amend the Property Tax Code by changing Section
 2    4-10.

 3        Be it enacted by the People of  the  State  of  Illinois,
 4    represented in the General Assembly:

 5        Section  5.  The Property Tax Code is amended by changing
 6    Section 4-10 as follows:

 7        (35 ILCS 200/4-10)
 8        Sec. 4-10.  Compensation for Certified Illinois Assessing
 9    Officers.   Subject  to  the   requirements   for   continued
10    training,  any  supervisor  of  assessments, assessor, deputy
11    assessor or member of a board of review in any county who has
12    earned a Certified Illinois  Assessing  Officers  Certificate
13    from the Illinois Property Assessment Institute shall receive
14    from  the State, out of funds appropriated to the Department,
15    additional compensation of $500 per year.
16        To  receive  a  Certified  Illinois   Assessing   Officer
17    certificate,  a  person  shall complete successfully and pass
18    examinations  on  a  basic  course  in  assessment   practice
19    approved by the Department and conducted by the Institute and
20    additional courses totaling not less than 60 class hours that
21    are  designated  and approved by the Department, on the cost,
22    market  and  income  approaches  to  value,  mass   appraisal
23    techniques, and property tax administration.
24        To   continue   to   be   eligible   for  the  additional
25    compensation, a Certified  Illinois  Assessing  Officer  must
26    complete successfully a minimum of 15 class hours requiring a
27    written examination, and the equivalent of one seminar course
28    of   15   class  hours  which  does  not  require  a  written
29    examination, in each year for which  additional  compensation
30    is  sought  after  receipt of the certificate. The Department
31    shall designate and approve courses acceptable for additional
 
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 1    training,  including  courses  in   business   and   computer
 2    techniques,  and  class  hours applicable to each course. The
 3    Department  shall  specify  procedures  for  certifying   the
 4    completion of the additional training.
 5        Upon the successful completion of an additional 180 class
 6    hours  in  courses  the Department designates and approves as
 7    acceptable for  additional  training,  a  Certified  Illinois
 8    Assessing  Officer shall receive from the State, out of funds
 9    appropriated  to  the   Department,   as   total   additional
10    compensation  under  this  Section,  $750 per year.  Upon the
11    successful completion of an additional 120 class hours (for a
12    total  of  300  additional  class  hours)  in   courses   the
13    Department   designates   and   approves  as  acceptable  for
14    additional training, a Certified Illinois  Assessing  Officer
15    shall  receive  from  the State, out of funds appropriated to
16    the Department, as total additional compensation  under  this
17    Section,  $1,000 per year.  Upon the successful completion of
18    an additional 120 class hours (for a total of 420  additional
19    class   hours)  in  courses  the  Department  designates  and
20    approves as acceptable for additional training,  a  Certified
21    Illinois  Assessing Officer shall receive from the State, out
22    of funds appropriated to the Department, as total  additional
23    compensation under this Section, $1,500 per year.
24        The  courses  and training shall be conducted annually at
25    various convenient locations throughout the State.  At  least
26    one  course  shall  be conducted annually in each county with
27    more than 400,000 inhabitants.
28    (Source: P.A. 88-455;  89-126,  eff.  7-11-95;  89-671,  eff.
29    8-14-96.)

30        Section  99.  Effective date.  This Act takes effect upon
31    becoming law.

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