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CORRECTING PROPERTY TAX ERRORS: NOTICE OF CLAIM AND NOTICE OF ERROR Procedures Patrick Derringer Partner, Step toe & Johnson LLP 201 E. Washington Street, 16th Floor Phoenix, Arizona 850042382 (602)

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How to fill out correcting property tax errors:

1. Obtain the necessary forms: Begin by obtaining the appropriate forms required to correct property tax errors. This may include a Request for Informal Review or an Application for Correction.
2. Gather necessary documents: Collect all relevant documents that support your claim to correct the property tax errors. This may include property deeds, mortgage statements, and any other documentation that shows the inaccuracies.
3. Review the property tax assessment: Carefully review the property tax assessment sent by the tax authority. Identify any errors or discrepancies that need to be corrected, such as incorrect property value or incorrect classification.
4. Determine the correct information: Research and gather accurate information about your property, such as recent sales prices of comparable properties in your area or any relevant exemptions or deductions that you may be eligible for.
5. Complete the required forms: Fill out the necessary forms accurately and completely. Provide the correct information and include any supporting documentation as required. Ensure that all sections of the forms are properly filled out and signed.
6. Submit the forms: Once the forms are completed, submit them to the appropriate tax authority. Follow the instructions provided by the tax authority for submission, including any specific deadlines or requirements for documentation.
7. Follow up on the request: Keep track of the status of your correction request. If you do not receive a response within a reasonable time frame, reach out to the tax authority to inquire about the progress of your request.

Who needs correcting property tax errors?

1. Property owners: Individuals who own real estate properties may need to correct property tax errors to ensure that they are paying the accurate and fair amount of property taxes.
2. Real estate investors: Investors who own multiple properties or have recently acquired new properties may encounter property tax errors that need to be rectified to avoid paying excessive taxes.
3. Homeowners' associations: Homeowners' associations that are responsible for managing the common areas and amenities in a community may need to correct property tax errors to ensure that the burden of property taxes is shared correctly among the members.
4. Commercial property owners: Owners of commercial properties, such as retail stores, office buildings, or industrial facilities, may need to correct property tax errors to avoid overpaying on their tax obligations.

Note: It is always recommended to consult with a tax professional or attorney familiar with local property tax laws and regulations to ensure accurate and timely correction of property tax errors.

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What is correcting property tax errors?

Correcting property tax errors involves identifying and fixing any mistakes or inaccuracies in property tax assessments.

Who is required to file correcting property tax errors?

Property owners or their representatives are required to file correcting property tax errors.

How to fill out correcting property tax errors?

Correcting property tax errors can be filled out by submitting a formal request to the local tax assessor's office with supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of correcting property tax errors?

The purpose of correcting property tax errors is to ensure that property owners are being taxed accurately and fairly based on the assessed value of their property.

What information must be reported on correcting property tax errors?

Information such as the correct property value, any discrepancies in assessment calculations, and any supporting evidence to prove the errors must be reported on correcting property tax errors.

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