Certified Members of the Institute - Property Tax

 

This list of CMIs is organized by designation status. 

Active Designees 
Semi-Retired Designees 
Retired Designees 
Deceased Designees 
Inactive Designees

Active Designees

Semi-Retired Designees 

Any designee who is no longer working full time, but performs incidental or temporary work in property taxes which represents less than ten percent of full time work, may retain the designation with all rights and privileges. The designee must maintain IPT membership, comply with the IPT Code of Ethics, and pay annual CMI dues. The continuing education requirements will be waived. 

Retired Designees

Any designee who is fully retired may retain the designation and all requirements will be waived, including payment of any professional designation dues. 

Deceased 

Inactive (not listed here)

All rights and privileges of the designation will be suspended for any designee whose IPT membership has expired for whatever reason and who remains a non-member for six months or more. The individual shall refrain from using or displaying the designation, in signing correspondence, in the course of court testimony, or in any other manner. 

During the period of inactive status dues payments and continuing education requirements will be suspended. The designation will be considered inactive until IPT membership is reinstated and the designee applies for active status in writing accompanied by a fee of $150 and meets all requirements for reactivation. Following reactivation of the designation, the member's next five year continuing education reporting period will begin on the next January 1. 

(The above definitions are those in effect as of November 5, 2006.)