Understanding Your Nassau County Assessment Disclosure Notice

By Adam Heller / January 8, 2019 / Nassau Property Tax Grievance, NY Property Grievance Info

Nassau County’s Assessment Disclosure Notice has been sent out to the residents facing potential real estate tax changes. These changes will affect the 2020-21 tax year and should be thoroughly understood by every county resident. The county used comps, or comparative recent sales in your neighborhood, to perform the reassessments. The level of assessment was […]

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As Seen On Fios News 1 – State and Local Taxes (SALT) Deduction Problems Remain

By Adam Heller / January 3, 2019 / Long Island Tax Grievance, News

Watch the latest update Click the link or the image below to watch the video. http://fios1news.com/news/salt-deduction-problems-remain/

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What to Do if You Received a Nassau County Tax Impact Notice?

By Adam Heller / December 26, 2018 / Nassau Property Tax Grievance, News, NY Property Grievance Info

Nassau County homeowners are experiencing an increase of irritation and skepticism amidst receiving tax impact statements both in their mailboxes and online. These property reassessments, made by the county, detail possible increases in property value for over 50% of homeowners. Sent out November 1st, tax notices revealed the new assessments to all county residents. Estimated

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Everything You Need to Know About Tax Grievance on Long Island

By Adam Heller / December 12, 2018 / NY Property Grievance Info, Property Tax Grievance

What Information Do You Need To Know About Tax Grievance? What is a tax grievance? A tax grievance occurs when the property owner feels they are overpaying on their property tax, or that the value of their home is less than the town has assessed. Information is then collected to determine whether or not a

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Nassau County 2020-21 Reassessment Tax Impact Notice

By Adam Heller / November 30, 2018 / Long Island Tax Grievance, Nassau Property Tax Grievance, News

These are confusing times to be a Nassau County taxpayer. Recently you may have received a 2020-21 “Tax Impact Letter” regarding your home’s new assessed value and corresponding tax liability. The Tax Impact Notices are designed to illustrate how your property taxes will change once the new assessment is in place. In actuality, the notice is

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Nassau County 2020-21 Re-assessment & How It Affects You

By Adam Heller / November 7, 2018 / Long Island Tax Grievance, Nassau Property Tax Grievance, News

These are confusing times to be a Nassau County taxpayer. Recently you may have received a 2020-21 “Assessment Disclosure Notice” regarding the county’s recent reassessment from Nassau County Department of Assessment. The letter you received pertains to the 2020-21 tax year, these tax bills are not released until October 1, 2020 (School)/January 2, 2021 (General).

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Nassau County Grievance Filing On Property Tax

By Adam Heller / October 31, 2018 / Nassau Property Tax Grievance, News, NY Property Grievance Info, Property Tax Grievance

As of 2 January 2018, The Nassau County Department of Assessment carried out an assessment on each property in the region. At times, the assessments might be inaccurate. The question here is “What would you do if you got an inaccurate property assessment?” Well, you can make an appeal whereby you fill an application with

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Save Money By Appealing Your Property Tax Assessment

By Adam Heller / October 24, 2018 / Long Island Tax Grievance, News, NY Property Grievance Info, Property Tax Grievance

Many homeowners are not aware that it is possible to reduce the property taxes that they pay. Each year, they nonchalantly look or wince at the escrow notice on their mortgage and pay up without giving it a second thought. Just 2% percent of all homeowners appeal their property tax assessments (the first step when

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Learn How Property is Assessed and How Tax Grievance Works

By Adam Heller / October 16, 2018 / News, NY Property Grievance Info

How Property is Assessed The initial step in property assessment is to determine its actual market value. In order to estimate the market value, it is the work of an assessor to learn and get familiar with the real estate market in a given location. In most cases, there are three major ways in which

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