The Journal of Property Tax Assessment & Administration (the Journal) is a joint publication of the International Association of Assessing Officers and the International Property Tax Institute.
The Journal provides an international forum for the dissemination of theoretical and practice-based research in the fields of property tax assessment and administration. It aims to develop theory and practice, to compare experiences internationally, and to place policies, methods, techniques, and practice in their fiscal, political, and economic context.
The Journal seeks to encompass an increasing range of skills and disciplines which have an influence on property tax issues, including economics, public administration, mass appraising, geographic and land information systems, law, valuation, and computer systems. In addition to the manuscripts submitted by academics and practitioners, the Journal also publishes invited papers by selected authors on a topic of special interest. All papers submitted for publication are subject to a system of blind refereeing.
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Issues
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Volume 21, Issue 1 (2024)
Articles in this issue cover examining the accuracy and reliability of property values generated by mass appraisals in Cyprus; how homestead exemptions can offer an option for improving the equity of the property tax in a timely, efficient manner; and measuring physical deterioration in a cost approach analysis to value electric generation tangible personal property. […] -
Volume 22, Issue 1 (2025)
Articles in this issue cover examining delineating market areas used for mass valuation, the Effects of Monte Carlo sampling on AVM performance, and the use of value banding in assessment. The full article titles are: Delineating Market Areas Used for Mass Valuation Using Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis (HCA) by Paul E. Bidanset, Peadar […]