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Wake County Map Property Tax Revaluation 2020

Assessed Values for Wake County Commercial Properties Increasing an Average of 33%

February 6, 2020
Justin M. Hardy
North Carolina Property Tax Law Monitor
2020 is a revaluation year for Wake County, the state's second most populous county and home of the state capital, Raleigh. Wake County's Tax Administration Department has already begun mailing revaluation notices, and property owners and managers can also look up their new values for most properties at https/services.wakegov.com/taxportal.
NC property tax revaluation 2020

2020 is a Revaluation Year for 11 North Carolina Counties

January 30, 2020
Justin M. Hardy
North Carolina Property Tax Law Monitor
2020 is a property tax revaluation year in 11 North Carolina counties. For property tax purposes, each county in North Carolina is required to revalue all real property within its borders at least once every eight years. Revaluations for North Carolina's 100 counties are staggered so that not all counties are revaluing during the same year. Some counties elect to revalue property tax more frequently than the 8-year mandate — most commonly every four years.
CGL Insured

Who Is an Insured in a CGL Policy?

January 23, 2020
Alan M. Ruley Allison Buckner Parker
Insurance Recovery
Recall that a standard CGL (Commercial General Liability) form policy has five sections:  (1) Coverages and Exclusions; (2) Who is an Insured; (3) Limits of Insurance; (4) Conditions; and (5) Definitions. Our last post discussed the Coverages and Exclusions section; this post explores the “Who is an Insured” section. To determine who is an “insured” under a CGL policy, first look at the Declarations page.  That page will list the named insured, which will be one of the following:

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