How is business property assessed?

Gloucester County values business tangible personal property used in a trade or business at a percentage of original cost based on the year of purchase. Property purchased in 2000 and older is valued at 10% of original cost and property purchased in 2001 and newer is valued at 30% of original cost. Virginia law requires all property to be assessed, regardless of whether or not the taxpayer files on such property.

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1. What is Business Tangible Personal Property?
2. What is the tax rate?
3. What is the due date for filing?
4. Will an extension be granted for the filing deadline?
5. Who must file a Business Tangible Personal Property Tax Return?
6. How do I file a Business Tangible Personal Property Return?
7. Do I have to file if I have no equipment to report?
8. Do I have to file a new business property return each year?
9. If my business ended after January 1, do I still need to file a return?
10. How is business property assessed?
11. Some of my tangible personal property is fully depreciated. Do I have to report these items?
12. What is meant by "original capitalized cost"?
13. I own personal property that I lease to others for their business use, but my agreement requires them to pay any local taxes that might be assessed. Do I have to report leased property on this form?
14. I lease tangible personal property from others. Do I have to report these items if the lessor is also reporting them to you?
15. What if I am a sole proprietor and I own the equipment personally?