Instructions For Form Rp-305-Pr-Ins - Agricultural Payment Report Page 2

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RP-305-pr-Ins
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III.
PARCEL IDENTIFICATION DATA FROM ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR YEAR ENTERED
IN ITEM 5 (continued):
Item 12:
Enter the tax map number which identifies the parcel on the assessment
roll entered in Item 5. (Use other parcel identifier if tax map number is
unavailable.)
Item 13:
Enter the number of acres in the parcel as noted on the assessment roll
entered in Item 5.
Item 14:
Enter the grid coordinates from the assessment roll entered in Item 5.
Item 15:
Enter the school district code as it appears on the assessment roll indicated in
Item 5. If no school district code appears, assign the correct code.
Item 16:
Enter the number of acres, to the nearest tenth of an acre, in agricultural
use for the assessment roll noted in Item 5 and subsequently converted to
nonagricultural use.
Item 17:
Enter the total assessed value of the converted portion of the parcel.
Refer to RP-305-p when the conversion is a partial conversion for
correct apportionment of values.
Item 18:
Enter the exempt assessed value for the part of the parcel converted to a
nonagricultural use. Again, refer to RP-305-p when the conversion is a
partial conversion for the correct apportionment of the exempt value.
IV.
PAYMENT CALCULATION
Show the payment calculation that was completed on RP-305-p here.
V.
PROPERTY TRANSFER INFORMATION (IF KNOWN)
The purpose of this section is to track the parcel’s history from the last time it benefited from an
agricultural assessment to the time it was converted to a nonagricultural use. The maximum time
period is five years within an agricultural district or eight years under an individual commitment. List
the most recent transfer first. Use additional sheets if necessary.
VI.
RELATED CONVERSIONS (IF KNOWN)
The purpose of this section is to track other parcels which were originally part of the parent parcel and
were also converted to nonagricultural use. Include the tax map number, the amount of acres converted
and the date of conversion.
VII.
SIGNATURE OF ASSESSOR AND FILING REQUIREMENTS
The village assessor, sole assessor, acting assessor, or the Chairman of a Board of Assessors MUST
sign and date the report. If a village has not designated an assessor, the signature of the mayor is
required.
This report is due within 45 days of the filing of the final roll. Please send to the attention of: NYS
Department of Taxation & Finance - Office of Real Property Tax Services, Agricultural Unit, WA
Harriman State Campus, Albany, New York 12227.

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