New ARB Rules of Practice & Procedure: What You Need To Know

New ARB Rules of Practice & Procedure: What You Need To Know
What Municipalities Need to Know! At the beginning of April, the Assessment Review Board (ARB) introduced new Rules of Practice and Procedure, which ushered in significant changes to how municipalities will participate in property tax assessment appeals in the future. The new rules are in place now, and in order to comply, there are a number of major changes that municipalities must consider in the coming months.

Webinar Objectives
This webinar provides an overview of key changes and explains why they are significant for municipal leadership – both staff and elected officials, as well as council policy and administrative process.

What You Will Learn:
  • The impact and deadlines related to the ARB rule changes
  • Delegation of Authority from Council – Why
  • Responses to Statements of Issues – Changing role for municipalities
  • Process for scheduling appeals and how a municipality can influence the process

Who Should Attend:
Senior municipal staff and elected officials

Benefits of Attending - Participants can expect to:
  • Learn what you need to prepare now for the first wave of assessment appeals under the new rules
  • Gain a solid understanding of the changes that are in place and need-to-know key deadlines
  • Receive context from a municipal leader and subject matter expert

  • About your Webinar Leaders:
    Tony Haddad – CAO, Town of Tecumseh
    Tony will host this session on behalf of the Ontario Municipal Administrators’ Association (OMAA).  Tony is the CAO of the Town of Tecumseh, a former municipal finance official, an OMAA director and past president of AMCTO.  He will be joined by Grace Marsh, Parliamentarian of the Ontario Municipal Tax and Revenue Association (OMTRA), who will provide context about the rule changes and their impact for the municipal organization.

    Grace Marsh - Supervisor, Property Tax & Assessment, Town of Newmarket
    Grace has been in the property tax and assessment field since 1990, starting with the Town of Aurora and then the City of Vaughan managing the property tax & assessment department. After 15+ years in the municipal sector Grace moved over to the private sector and spent 8 years with an international property tax consulting firm at a senior level. During that time Grace was elected to the Town of Aurora Municipal Council. More recently Grace spent 2 years as a consultant to the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) working primarily with senior MPAC staff and the Ministry of Finance on the Special Purpose Business Property Assessment Review and then a little over a year ago, returned to her roots with the Town of Newmarket. Grace holds a Certified Municipal Tax Professional (CMTC) and a Certified Municipal Manager Level III (CMMIII) designation and is a Licenced Paralegal with Law Society of Upper Canada.
    When
    7/11/2017 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
    Where
    Online CANADA

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    Tuesday, 11 July 2017

    Description
    7/11/2017 12:00 PM

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    12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
    7/11/2017 12:00 PM

     

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