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Table J:
Poles, All Metallic Cable (including:
aerial, buried, submarine, and intra-building
network) and Aerial Wire.
(FCC Uniform System Accounts 32.2411, 32.2421, 32.2423, 32.2424, 32.2426 & 32.2431)
Table K: Information Origination/Termination Equipment
(FCC Uniform System Account 32.2310)
Table M: Fiber Optic Cable
Table N: Conduit Systems
(FCC Uniform System Account 32.2441)
(B) Leased Personal Property
This section is provided for the limited purpose of reporting any leased property which is not listed in section A due to the
inability of the taxpayer to ascertain the original cost new. If the cost new is not ascertainable, provide as much
information as possible about the lease/rental agreement terms. Include any indefeasible rights to use personal property
that are used by you in the business of providing telephone/telegraph service. Personal Property listed in this section will
be reviewed and valued by the Assessment and Certification Division.
(C) Personal Property Construction in Progress
Construction in progress is defined as property and network systems which are located in Michigan and which are either
st
under construction or have not been placed in service on or before December 31
. Report all costs that have been
incurred including overheads, installation costs incurred, sales tax and freight. Reporting of costs should be separated by
st
project. Property which is placed in service on or before December 31
is considered placed in service that year and
should be entirely reported on the line which represents the year that it was considered placed in service. Similarly, the
cost of all assets must be reported as acquired in the year that they were placed in service, rather than the year of
purchase, if those years differ.
Section III. Real Property
A. Previous Year Assessed Real Property
Indicate whether there have been any changes to your real property as compared to the prior year's information and
provide information about any changes in B and C. If you would like to view your previous year reported Real Property for
comparison, you may request an individual secure Personal Identification Number (PIN) by completing Treasury Form
4435. This PIN allows you to view your secure online account which will have the previous year information, as well as the
calculations worksheets, and tax notices for the current year, once all the processing has been completed by the
Assessment and Certification Division.
B. Losses to Real Property
Losses means the decrease in value which has not been reflected in the assessment unit's immediately preceding year's
assessment roll. Losses include removal or destruction of real property, newly exempt property, or newly contaminated
property.
C. Additions to Real Property
Additions means an increase in value which has not been reflected on the assessment unit's immediately preceding
years assessment roll. Additions include omitted property, new or replacement construction, and increases in value due
to new public services and/or contamination remediation.
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