Who is responsible for completing the RCR form?

The RCR form, or Reassessment Certification Report, is primarily the responsibility of the Assessor in the municipality. This form is crucial for documenting the results of a reassessment and ensuring that the assessment rolls accurately reflect the true market values of properties within the community. It requires the Assessor to review data from the revaluation process and validate that the assessments are equitable and comply with local and state regulations.

The completion of the RCR is part of the Assessor's duties to maintain accurate property records and assessments, which ultimately affects taxation and public services funding. While other entities involved in the assessment process, such as revaluation firms or the County Tax Board, may play supportive roles or provide data, it is the Assessor who has the authority and responsibility to certify the report. Therefore, the choice indicating the Assessor as the one responsible for completing the RCR form aligns with their primary function of overseeing property assessments within their jurisdiction.