Section 110.105 Non-carrier Real Estate of Railroads
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 86 REVENUE › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE › Part 110 PROPERTY TAX CODE › Section 110.105 Non-carrier Real Estate of Railroads
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Section 110.105 Non-carrier
Real Estate of Railroads
When the railroad returns
required under Section 110.101 of this Part have been filed, the Department
shall transmit to the Chief County Assessment Officers copies of Form Nos.
PTAX-536 and PTAX-537 which list the "non-carrier real estate" as defined
in Section 11-70 of the Property Tax Code [35 ILCS 200/11-70]. If such
assessment officials have reason to believe that the items of property set
forth in these Schedules do not include all "non-carrier real estate"
of the reporting carrier located within their jurisdiction, they shall, within
30 days from the date of transmittal by the Department, object to the
classification adopted by the reporting railroad. Their objection shall be
filed with the Department and it shall set forth the location and nature of the
property alleged to be classified improperly and the basis for the allegation.
The Department thereupon shall consider the facts presented and, if necessary,
request additional information from the Chief County Assessment Officer or the
railroad or both. Within 60 days after receiving the objection, the Department
shall determine whether the property is "non-carrier real estate" or
"operating property" and notify the local assessment officers and the
reporting carrier of its decision. An application for hearing shall be made in
the time and manner provided by Section 8-35 of the Property Tax Code [35 ILCS
200/8-35]. Non-carrier real estate which includes improvements owned by
lessees shall be listed in the railroad books as property of the railroad.
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