Suffolk County Residential Tax Grievance Suffolk County is the only county in the country that does not re-assess on a regular basis. This means the only way to reduce your tax bill is to file a property tax grievance. DEADLINE – May 21st, 2024 – APPLY NOW! If you believe you are over-assessed, you have […]
Deadline for Tax Grievance in Suffolk County Is May 21, 2024 Read More »
*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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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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As a licensed Property Tax Grievance Consultant I am asked a lot of questions regarding what I call “property tax grievance myths,” which have been around for years. The following is a list of the top 5: Myth #1 I have a bathroom, finished basement, or other addition to my home that the town or
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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
A 2018 Property Tax Grievance Guide – Why this is the year! Read More »
Yes, you read correctly! According to a new 3-year study by The Tax Foundation, Suffolk County ranks number 12 in highest property taxes out of 1,824 counties in the country! Even worse, Nassau County is number 1! There – so don’t feel too bad, Nassau County has it even worse than us – still hurts
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