Important Notice
Our Office has Moved
Our St. Martinville office has temporarily moved to 110 Old Market Street while we complete renovations to our regular office in the Courthouse Annex. All services will continue as usual — please visit us at the Old Market location or call (337) 394-2208 or (337) 332-3538 (Breaux Bridge) for assistance.
~Richard Todd Dugas, Assessor
1. Click on the arrow to download
2. Use the information brochures as directed, or complete the application form.
3. Mail the form to the assessor's office at:
St. Martin Parish Assessor
415 St. Martin Street
St. Martinville, LA 70582
or email the form to: assessor@smassessor.org
4. On the email subject field, put the name of the form you are sending
LAT 3
Used in addition to the Land Report Form (LAT 2) for any owner of any apartment of residential complex that is not applicable to LAT 1.
LAT 4
Report any improvement of a commercial or industrial type.
LAT 5
Report general business assets such as inventories, merchandise, furniture and fixtures, machinery and equipment, leasehold improvements and miscellaneous property, consigned goods, leased, loaned or rented equimpent, furniture etc.
LAT 5 Example
Sample report form to demonstrate what information is needed for this form.
LAT 5 Instructions
LAT 5 Instructions
LAT 5A
Used to report tax-exempt buildings, machinery and equipment, furniture and fixtures, consigned goods, leased, loaned, or rented equipment, furniture, etc.
Leased Equipment
Used when filling Personal Property on LAT 5.
LAT 6
Report repossessed property, and taxable credits of loan and finance companies.
LAT 11
Report watercraft, motor vessels and barges, other than those employed in interstate commerce. Gasoline powered watercraft and vessels employed in fisheries activities for human consumption are exempt from property taxation.
LAT 12
Used to report Oil and Gas properties.
LAT 13
Report drilling rigs and related equipment.
LAT 14
Used for reporting of pipelines.
LAT 15
For reporting aircraft, except those owned by a company engaged in the business of transporting passengers and/or property for hire on regular scheduled flights. These are assessed as public service property, and are subject to valuation and assessment by the assessor.