be sold or purchased, or exchanged by governmental bodies to be sent to or obtained by the department; department to compile and send information to county assessors. A. By the twentieth day of each month, the department shall obtain from appropriate agencies of the United States the following information relating to real property transactions occurring during the preceding month: (1) a list by legal description of each parcel of real property in the state that was sold, purchased, contracted to be sold or purchased, or exchanged by agencies of the United States government; and (2) the names and addresses of each of the transferors and transferees of the property required to be listed under Paragraph (1) of this subsection. B. By the twentieth day of each month, each state agency and the governing body of each of the state's political subdivisions shall report to the department the following information relating to real property transactions occurring during the preceding month: (1) a list by legal description of each parcel of real property in the state that was sold, purchased, contracted to be sold or purchased, or exchanged by the state agency or the political subdivisions; and (2) the names and addresses of each of the transferors and transferees of the property listed under Paragraph (1) of this subsection. C. The information gathered by the department on real property that is subject to local valuation for property taxation purposes shall be compiled and sent immediately to the county assessors of the counties in which the reported property is located. The county assessor receiving the information shall enter any required changes in the valuation or other records and shall also take any action that is required under the Property Tax Code as a result of the receipt of the information. D. The information gathered by the department on real property that is subject to valuation for property taxation purposes by the department shall be compiled and retained by the department. The department shall enter any required changes in its valuation or other records and shall also take any action that is required under the Property Tax Code as a result of the receipt of the information. History: 1953 Comp., § 72-31-15, enacted by Laws 1973, ch. 258, § 55.
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