A General Law Township Assessor in the state of Michigan is responsible for several key duties, including:

1. Property Assessment: Assessing the value of real and personal property within the township for taxation purposes. This includes conducting field inspections and updating property records.
2. Tax Roll Preparation: Preparing and maintaining the township’s tax roll, ensuring that property values are accurately reflected for tax purposes.
3. Public Assistance: Assisting property owners with inquiries related to property assessments, tax appeals, and exemption applications.
4. Compliance: Ensuring compliance with state and local tax laws and regulations, including staying updated on changes to tax laws and assessment practices.
5. Reporting: Submitting required reports to county and state authorities, including the annual assessment roll and other documentation related to property assessments.
6. Board of Review: Working with the township’s Board of Review to address property assessment appeals and make necessary adjustments. These duties ensure that property taxes are fairly assessed and collected, contributing to the township’s revenue for public services and infrastructure.

These duties ensure that property taxes are fairly assessed and collected, contributing to the township’s revenue for public services and infrastructure.