Property Tax Outliers
A Homeowner's Guide for Successful Property Tax Reductions
Business & Finance, Personal Finance, Taxation, Investing, Finance & Investing
| Author: | Stan Anderson | ISBN: | 9780998954714 |
| Publisher: | Stan Anderson | Publication: | August 3, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Stan Anderson |
| ISBN: | 9780998954714 |
| Publisher: | Stan Anderson |
| Publication: | August 3, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
For too long, homeowners would present the lowest tax values they could find and the county assessor would present the highest tax values they could find, and the county would always win. Property tax veteran Stan Anderson is ready to change that and help property owners win this argument and obtain a reduction in property taxes. With a comprehensive and approachable step-by-step process, this guide prepares property owners of all experience levels for the daunting process of understanding and negotiating their property tax appeal. Stop trying to “out-lie” your county tax appraiser! Instead, learn how to: Understand the property record card and the assessor’s codes that influence the tax value; Find the best properties to compare to your own property which results in a tax value reduction; Successfully appeal an excessive tax value.
For too long, homeowners would present the lowest tax values they could find and the county assessor would present the highest tax values they could find, and the county would always win. Property tax veteran Stan Anderson is ready to change that and help property owners win this argument and obtain a reduction in property taxes. With a comprehensive and approachable step-by-step process, this guide prepares property owners of all experience levels for the daunting process of understanding and negotiating their property tax appeal. Stop trying to “out-lie” your county tax appraiser! Instead, learn how to: Understand the property record card and the assessor’s codes that influence the tax value; Find the best properties to compare to your own property which results in a tax value reduction; Successfully appeal an excessive tax value.
