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Long Island Tax Reduction Process Made Easy

Contrary to popular belief, the process of real estate tax reduction is not lengthy. In fact, with the right Tax Grievance firm, your grievance will be settled successfully and quickly. The Heller & Consultants Tax Grievance is the Long Island Tax Grievance agency that you need to file your case and reduce your taxes without […]

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Commercial Real Estate: Will my property taxes go up as a result of my purchase price?

Commercial real estate transactions are on the increase and the volume is expected to reach a new high in 2016. Because of this, a lot of owners have started to research this trend and the way their buying price is going to influence their commercial property tax. We have a lot of potential buyers that

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Tax Grievance 2015 Nassau NY

Tax Grievance 2015 Nassau NY

Property Tax Grievance Nassau County NY Homeowners in Nassau County have one chance a year to lower their exorbitant property taxes and this year the tax grievance filing deadline is March 2, 2015. According to a study by Zillow, Nassau County pay’s the nation’s fourth-highest property taxes in the nation. Nassau County is one of

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5 Reasons to Hire a Firm to File Your LI Tax Grievance

5 Reasons to Hire a Firm to File Your LI Tax Grievance

You can undoubtedly file your Suffolk or Nassau County tax grievance by yourself. You only need to be able to research your property’s market value, fill out a Grievance petition, submit it to your assessor’s board, and most likely appear in a court appeal hearing. That said, we recommend that you retain a tax grievance

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5 Things Agents Need to Know  About the Tax Grievance Process

5 Things Agents Need to Know About the Tax Grievance Process

There are a lot of misconceptions about the tax grievance process and how it works. Here is some information that will help you to understand the process, and help you to explain to your clients how the process can help you to sell their home faster and potentially for more money. 1. The Assessment People

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Important Information Regarding 2014 STAR Exemption for Home-owners

Important Information Regarding 2014 STAR Exemption for Home-owners

To keep STAR tax break, you’ll need to reapply by Dec. 31 In coming weeks, homeowners will receive a letter instructing them to reapply for the STAR program online or by phone by Dec. 31. People will need to verify their salaries, Social Security numbers and primary residence. The initiative, approved as part of the

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Think you are over-assessed?  How to determine if you have a property Tax Grievance Case in Suffolk County

Think you are over-assessed? How to determine if you have a property Tax Grievance Case in Suffolk County

Suffolk County property tax grievance information: Below are answers to five questions that are commonly asked about filing a Suffolk County property tax grievance: 1. Q:   What is a property tax assessment? A:  Every year each individual town assessor’s office in Suffolk County determines a value of your property. This serves as the basis for

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