Assessing Your Assessemen... Fair to say, if you are living in New Jersey, you are probably paying more property taxes than you should. The National Taxpayers Union, in fact, estimates
“Extraordinary̶... From Registry News: Following a public hearing, an ordinance authorizing an emergency appropriation to update revaluations of property within the township, was approved unanimously by the Township
Singapore Property Tax in... In spite of pitching itself as one of the richest cities of the South East Asian countries, Singapore is reportedly losing on its potential investors following a
Lawrence Appeals Puts Pre... A total of 195 tax assessment appeals were filed this year by Lawrence Township property owners by the April 2 deadline, a record number for the township,
Risk In Being Underassess... In the minutes of a recent council meeting in Westfield I saw something that caught my eye: a suggestion by the Finance Policy committee that the tax
Reassessing Property Taxe... The scene is all too familiar: A tax attorney in Weston, Fla., argues that his client’s home value has dropped 8 percent in the past year, making
Legislation Would Advise ... From: NJ Spotlight Letting Property Owners Know They Can Challenge Annual Tax Assessments NJ Spotlight The push to raise awareness for property tax appeals comes as
One Comparable Not Enough This recent case underscores the importance of not relying on the weight of a single comparable sale (in this case, the buyer’s), and why a sampling of
Montclair Reassessment Ca... From The Montclair Patch: With the decline the housing market, Montclair property owners have filed 3,724 tax appeals since 2007. The appeals reduced the assessed value
Englewood Considers Bond ... From NorthJersey.com: The city council is considering bonding $3.5 million to pay for approximately 100 tax appeals that are close to receiving judgment ….More at Englewood council considers
Projected Cost For Westfi... A county-ordered revaluation оf thе properties wіthіn thе town оf Westfield’s borders wіll cost lеѕѕ thаn $800,000, thе town council learned durіng іtѕ conference meeting Tuesday night.
