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The question has come up about appeals to have one's assessed property value reduced permanently, as opposed to Reduction in Value appeal which apply just for the tax year in which it is filed. It appears that these permanent reductions are pursuant to what is called a "Base Value Appeal" and it seems that one has to prove that one did not pay fair market value at the time of purchase -- which I bet is a tough one to prove. There are also strict deadlines for such appeals. Our Prop Tax Appeal newsletter has several links that provide more information. There is a link to a series of videos: This part is for a base value appeal andThis part is for filling out the appeal application (whatever type of appeal). And here again is the link for Publication 30, which reviews all the different types of appeals Tags: Property Tax Info |
