Reporting The Parcel Identification Number

[Deleted member 80407]

How do Arizona appraiser's report the parcel ID#. Monsoon Tax Records show an eight digit parcel# --- -- --- and the county assessor reports a 9 digit number (8 numbers with a "0" at the end)?. I have been reporting 8 digits without the "0" at the end. Am I reporting correctly or should I report the additional "0" after the parcel ID number reported within the Monsoon Tax Records?

 

[CindyR]

Where are you seeing monsoon records with a 0 at the end? Not in my monsoon - there is a 9th digit only if the parcel has been subdivided or otherwise modified to include an alphabetic character. But I have not seen any with a zero at the end.

I often receive 'stips' about wanting a 9th numerical digit because they are confusing the County Treasurer account number with the assessor parcel number. These are decidedly different fields with a different source and a different meaning. (which I sarcastically explain as I refuse to change my report)

 

[Deleted member 80407]

Where are you seeing monsoon records with a 0 at the end? Not in my monsoon - there is a 9th digit only if the parcel has been subdivided or otherwise modified to include an alphabetic character. But I have not seen any with a zero at the end.

I often receive 'stips' about wanting a 9th numerical digit because they are confusing the County Treasurer account number with the assessor parcel number. These are decidedly different fields with a different source and a different meaning. (which I sarcastically explain as I refuse to change my report)

Hi Cindy, Please re-read my post. The Monsoon Records show an 8 digit number while the county assessor reports a 9 digit number with an additional "0" at the end. Just received a rush request to change it. Please keep in mind on general map page 4, I cut and paste a portion of the Monsoon Tax Records showing the parcel ID. If I were to do this, my reporting of the parcel ID would not be consistent, right? I guess the title company made a mistake and wants me to cover their mistake. Am I reading this right???????????????

 

[CindyR]

Well the monsoon data is absolute crap and I refuse to rely on it for anything. it is filled with errors and made up stuff that is not supported by actual records.
But, I think maybe you are mixing the county assessor records and the county treasurer records? The treasurer adds a numeric 9th digit to the tax accounts when ownership changes. but that is not the assessor parcel number; it is the county treasurer parcel number.

Edit to add: Hmm - I'm talking Maricopa County here - are you talking Pinal County???

 

[erockinaz]

How do Arizona appraiser's report the parcel ID#

Just the 8 digit number zzz-XX-zzz

I often receive 'stips' about wanting a 9th numerical digit because they are confusing the County Treasurer account number with the assessor parcel number. These are decidedly different fields with a different source and a different meaning.

The stips for this can be obnoxious. According to someone I know at the county, the last number is used the County Treasurer as a property class code.

Well the monsoon data is absolute crap and I refuse to rely on it for anything. it is filled with errors and made up stuff that is not supported by actual records.

Are you still seeing errors? With the exception of financing type, I haven't seen one in a while. I still occasionally miss the old tax system. Sigh....