Who establishes the tax rate and what is the tax rate?

The Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors established the tax rate. The real estate tax rate is established each year after two separate public hearings have been held by the County Board of Supervisors - one hearing on the tax rate and one hearing on the budget. The 2023 tax rate is $.91 per $100 of assessed value.

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1. Who establishes the tax rate and what is the tax rate?
2. How are real estate taxes calculated?
3. What is the effective date of annual assessments?
4. How do I know if my property assessment has changed?
5. Will home maintenance increase the assessment?
6. How does fire damage, storm damage, demolition, etc., affect a property's assessment?
7. How can my assessment increase or decrease even when there have been no changes made to the property?
8. Are properties reassessed every year?
9. How is the assessed value determined?
10. What is meant by the term "assessment ratio"?
11. What is the required ratio of assessed value to fair market value?
12. How do I access property assessments and record information?
13. What should a property owner do if they disagree with their assessment?
14. Is the commercial tax rate the same as residential?