Further Property Tax Appeal Rights
A decision by an appeals board is final — that is, an appeals board may not rehear or reconsider any application.
If you wish to appeal the appeal board’s decision, you must file a claim for refund with the board of supervisors (see note below for exception). If the board of supervisors denies your claim, you may then file an action in superior court. You must file within six months of the date your claim for refund was denied by the board of supervisors.
Note: Do not file a claim for refund with the board of supervisors if you made your appeal application a claim for refund. Your next step is to file an action with the superior court.
If you file an action in superior court, you will need the “Written Findings of Facts” and a copy of the hearing transcript as evidence for the court to consider.
Do you have Further Property Tax Appeal Rights?
Yes you do. But you should contact a property tax professional to guide you. You will need professional expert guidance. Please feel free to contact us via email or phone if you wish to discuss the particulars of your case. We are Tax Appeal Consultants, property tax experts with a passion for for Real Estate Property Tax Issues, Property Tax Appeals, and especially Property Tax Reductions.
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