2023 Assessment Rates is a two-page table, published on the Pueblo County website under Pueblo County Planning and Development, that pairs each property class and subclass code with its 2023 rate. It covers vacant land, residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, natural resources, producing mines, oil and gas, state assessed and exempt property. People searching for the Pueblo County assessor often land on this PDF because it is the rate reference for property class codes. On this page you can fill out the form online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF; the original is published by the county at county.pueblo.org.
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What is 2023 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County, CO?
2023 Assessment Rates is a two-page table published on the Pueblo County website that lists property classes and subclasses, each with its numeric code and its 2023 rate, for real and personal property in the county.
Page 1, titled "Property Classes and Subclasses", is organized by class: Vacant Land, Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Agricultural, Natural Resources, Producing Mines, Oil and Gas, State Assessed and Exempt. Each row gives a code (for example, a four-digit code, or a pair of codes separated by a slash), a description such as Single Family Residence, Lodging, Grazing Land or Producing Gas, and the 2023 rate. Real Property and Personal Property are listed separately inside most classes. Commercial and Residential subclasses also carry a Value adjustment column, and the Producing Mines real property rows are marked "no change".
Page 2 lists the internal subcodes for state assessed properties (by type of company and industry code, such as rail, airline, telephone, electric, pipeline and water companies) and for exempt properties (federal, state, county, political subdivisions, religious purposes, private schools, charitable and all other). It states that internal codes must be reported under the state equivalent codes, and refers to ARL Volume 2, Chapter 6 for a listing of these internal codes.
This is a reference table. It is not an application, return or tax bill, and it is not the page of the county assessor's office.
Who needs to file 2023 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County, CO?
The table is for anyone who needs the 2023 rate or the code that goes with a property class in Pueblo County: property owners checking how their property type is classified, and people who prepare or review property records and need the right class and subclass code.
Two groups are addressed by the document itself. Companies and agents reporting state assessed property find the industry codes by type of company on page 2, and the table says internal codes must be reported under the state equivalent codes (8299 and 8499). Those reporting exempt property find the internal subcodes for federal, state, county, political subdivision, religious, private school, charitable and all other property, with the same instruction to use the state equivalent codes.
Nothing on the table requires you to sign it or send it anywhere. It does not decide which class your property belongs to; it lists the classes and their rates. For the full list of internal codes, the table points to ARL Volume 2, Chapter 6.
How to fill out 2023 Assessment Rates – Pueblo County, CO
Find the property class
On page 1, locate the heading that matches the property: Vacant Land, Commercial, Residential, Industrial, Agricultural, Natural Resources, Producing Mines, Oil and Gas, State Assessed or Exempt.
Choose Real or Personal Property
Inside the class, read the Real Property or Personal Property list. Most classes list the two separately, each with its own codes.
Match the subclass code
Find the row whose description fits the property, such as Single Family Residence, Offices or Dry Farm Land. Some codes are shown as a pair separated by a slash, for example 1112/1212.
Read the 2023 rate
Read the percentage in the 2023 RATE column on the same row. Rows for Producing Mines real property show "no change" instead of a percentage.
Check the Value adjustment column
For Commercial and Residential subclasses, note any entry in the Value adjustment column on the same row.
Read the footnotes
A code marked * shows the possessory interest value of land and improvements. A code marked ** shows the total value of the property, land and improvements.
Use page 2 for state assessed or exempt property
Find the type of company, industry code or exempt category, and report internal codes under the state equivalent codes. See ARL Volume 2, Chapter 6 for the full list of internal codes.
Review and download the PDF
Check that the class, code and rate you noted match the same row, then download or print the PDF from FillingPDF.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Reporting internal subcodes as they appear on page 2 instead of under the state equivalent codes; the table says internal codes must be reported under the state equivalent codes.
- Treating a code marked with * as a land-only value; the footnote says it represents the possessory interest value of land and improvements.
- Treating a code marked with ** as land only; the footnote says it represents the total value of the property, land and improvements together (for example, condominiums).
- Reading the Value adjustment column as a rate; it is a separate column that appears on Commercial and Residential subclass rows, next to the 2023 rate.
- Picking a code from the Real Property list for personal property, or the reverse; most classes list the two separately.
- Assigning parking lot value to its own code; the table says it goes to the appropriate land use code.
- Relying on page 1 alone for state assessed or exempt property and missing the subcodes and industry codes on page 2.
- Using the rates in this table for another tax year; every rate column is labeled 2023.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Pueblo County 2023 Assessment Rates document?
It is a two-page PDF table that lists property classes and subclasses in Pueblo County with their numeric codes and 2023 rates. Page 2 adds internal subcodes for state assessed and exempt property. It is a reference table, not an application or return.
Is this the Pueblo County assessor's page?
No. This page covers one PDF, 2023 Assessment Rates, published at county.pueblo.org under Pueblo County Planning and Development. It lists rates by property class; it does not offer property searches or assessor services. Use the county website for the assessor's office.
Does this table have one rate for all property?
No. Rates are listed per class and subclass, and they differ between classes such as residential, agricultural and oil and gas. Producing Mines real property rows read "no change". Find your class and subclass code, then read the 2023 RATE column.
What do the * and ** symbols mean in the table?
A code marked * shows the possessory interest value of land and improvements. A code marked ** shows the total value of the property, land and improvements together. Examples of the second type include condominium subclasses.
What does the Value adjustment column mean?
The table prints a Value adjustment column beside the 2023 rate for Commercial and Residential subclasses and gives an entry per row, without explaining it on the page. Read the entry on the same row as your subclass code.
Which codes must be reported for state assessed or exempt property?
Internal codes must be reported under the state equivalent codes. For state assessed property these are 8299 and 8499; for exempt property they are the state equivalents listed for each group on page 2. ARL Volume 2, Chapter 6 lists the internal codes.
Do I need to sign or file this document?
The table has no signature block, no deadline and no submission address. It is read as a reference for classes, codes and 2023 rates.
Can I fill out the 2023 Assessment Rates PDF on FillingPDF?
You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service, not affiliated with Pueblo County, and it does not file or submit anything for you.
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