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VALLEY COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Property Assessment Appeal Information for 2019 (Occupancy Roll)Have you spoken with the Assessor? If you have questions about how your property was assessed or

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1. First, gather all the necessary documents and information related to your assessed property, including the property tax assessment notice, property description, and any other relevant documents.
2. Review the assessed value of your property and compare it to similar properties in your area. This will help you determine if your property is overvalued or assessed incorrectly.
3. If you believe your property is overvalued or assessed incorrectly, you can start the appeals process by contacting your local tax assessment office.
4. Submit a written appeal by filling out the required appeal form provided by the tax assessment office. Clearly state the reasons for your appeal and provide supporting evidence to justify your claim.
5. Ensure that your appeal is filed within the specified deadline. Late appeals may not be considered.
6. Attend any scheduled hearings or meetings related to your appeal. Present your case and provide additional evidence, if required.
7. Wait for the final decision from the tax assessment office. They will notify you of their decision regarding your appeal and any changes to your assessed property value.
8. If your appeal is successful, your assessed property value may be adjusted, resulting in potential savings on your property taxes. If your appeal is denied, you may have the option to further pursue your case through the legal system.

Who needs appeal your assessed property?

1. Any property owner who believes that their assessed property value is incorrect or overvalued may need to appeal their assessed property.
2. Property owners who have experienced changes in their property, such as renovations, damage, or decrease in market value, may also need to appeal their assessed property.
3. Individuals who want to potentially lower their property taxes or ensure their property is assessed accurately may find it necessary to appeal their assessed property.
4. Appealing your assessed property can be beneficial for both residential and commercial property owners.

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What is appeal your assessed property?

Appealing your assessed property is the process of challenging the value that has been assigned to your property by the tax assessor.

Who is required to file appeal your assessed property?

Any property owner who believes that their property has been overvalued or inaccurately assessed is required to file an appeal.

How to fill out appeal your assessed property?

To fill out an appeal for your assessed property, you will need to gather evidence to support your claim, complete the necessary forms provided by the tax assessor's office, and submit them before the deadline.

What is the purpose of appeal your assessed property?

The purpose of appealing your assessed property is to potentially lower your property taxes by having the value of your property reassessed at a lower amount.

What information must be reported on appeal your assessed property?

On your appeal for your assessed property, you must provide information about your property, recent sales data of similar properties, and any other evidence that supports your claim of an inaccurate assessment.