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Assessor Documents
- 2023 Ionia COM ECF Study (PDF)
- 2023 Ionia IND ECF Study (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-01 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-02 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-03 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-04 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-05 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-06 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-07 and R-09 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-08 (PDF)
- RES ECF Study for Neighborhood R-11 (PDF)
- Claim for Farmland Exemption (PDF)
- Conditional Rescission Guidelines (PDF)
- Conditional Rescission of Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) (PDF)
- Guidelines for Principal Residence Exemptions (PDF)
- Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) Affidavit (PDF)
- Property Tax Exemption Application (PDF)
- Property Transfer Affidavit (PDF)
- Public Act 260 (PDF)
- Qualified Ag Exemption Guidelines (PDF)
- Qualified Ag Rescind (PDF)
- Rescinding Principal Residence Exemption (PRE) (PDF)
- COM Land Value Study for Inferior COM Land (PDF)
- COM Land Value Study for Neighborhood C-01, C-02, C-03, C-04 (PDF)
- IND Land Value Study - Also Used in Mixed Use Areas (PDF)
- RES Land Value Study for All Older Areas (PDF)
- RES Land Value Study for Excess FF Site Rates (PDF)
- RES Land Value Study for Larger Acre and Excess Acre (PDF)
- RES Land Value Study for R-07, R-08, R-09 (PDF)
- Policy 6-001 Auditing Procedures for Exempt Properties (PDF)
- Policy 6-002 Waiver of Property Transfer Affidavit Fees (PDF)
- Policy 6-003 Appeals by Letter to the Board of Review (PDF)
- Policy 6-004 Personal Property Canvas and Maintaining Personal Property Assessment Roll (PDF)
- Policy 6-005 Assessor Accessibility Policy (PDF)
View Assessing & Property Tax Information
Visit the AccessMyGov.com pages for the City of Ionia. When viewing the property tax information there, you will also have the option to pay amounts due if you desire. Please note: If you choose to pay property taxes by credit card, a 3% convenience fee is charged to the transaction when paying online or in person at City Hall.
Poverty Exemption
State statute provides for a property tax exemption, in whole or part, for the principal residence of persons who, by reason of poverty, are unable to contribute to the public charges. In order to receive a poverty exemption, a taxpayer must annually file a completed application form, and all required additional documentation, with the City Assessor for review by the Board of Review. For more information visit the State of Michigan's website.