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Suffolk County LI Property Tax Filing Deadline is May 21st, 2019

The Suffolk County property tax grievance filing deadline is May 21st. Click the Applications tab on the top of this page to file your tax grievance instantaneously: • We will find out if you are being over taxed for free! You are charged NOTHING unless we win you a reduction. If we are successful you […]

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Suffolk County Real Estate Downturn Can Be a Good Thing

*This article has been updated on March 2, 2012 in order to reflect the latest important information issued by NYS. It will be a two-part blog posting… Suffolk County’s crippled real estate market should make almost every homeowner’s property value take a nosedive this year.  The one silver lining – you might have a great

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What to Look for When Hiring a Long Island Property Tax Grievance Company

Property tax grievance on Long Island has become a big business in the last few years as property values have continued to plummet.  In a perfect world your taxes would follow the same decline as your homes values have, down.   However, we live in Suffolk County, where it is one of the few counties in

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A 2018 Property Tax Grievance Guide – Why this is the year!

Suffolk County’s crippled real estate market should make most homeowner’s property values take a nose-dive this year.  The one silver lining in that dark cloud – you might have a great shot at lowering your property taxes.  If you think you’ve been over assessed, you have a right to protest the assessment – which could

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