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Category: Community Associations
Question: I have the senior freeze and I don’t think the Association’s tax appeal benefitted me. Please explain if it did. Answer: An Association tax appeal can benefit senior freeze recipients. Here’s how the...
I’ve successfully appealed my property taxes. What are the tax savings?September 3, 2020
Question: If Elliott appeals my assessment and wins, will my tax bill be less than last year? Answer: Not necessarily. But, in nearly all cases, if we file a tax appeal for you and win, your taxes will be less than...
Should our association waive legal fees for senior freeze recipients?September 3, 2020
Question: Should our association waive legal fees for senior freeze recipients? Answer: This is a business decision for your board. We will tell you what the law says and give you some of the pros and cons of waiving...
Why are my property taxes more than last year even though I successfully appealed my taxes?September 3, 2020
Question: You filed an appeal on my property and the assessment was reduced, buy my tax bill is higher than last year. Where are the savings? Answer: When your assessment is reduced because of a tax appeal, your...
Need a step by step guide for how your property tax bill is calculated?September 3, 2020
Question: How is my tax bill calculated? Answer: Your tax bill is based on your current assessment, current equalizer, current tax rates and any exemptions you are entitled to as a homeowner. Here’s how the bill...
Question: Why does my tax bill rise each year? Answer: Tax bills can rise over time even when you diligently contest your assessment. But, if you don’t contest your assessment, the tax increases will be even...
Should I pay my tax bill if I have a pending property tax apeal?September 3, 2020
Question: Elliott & Associates is pursuing a tax appeal for me. Should I pay my tax bill? Answer: Yes, you should pay your tax bill even though you have an appeal pending. Here’s how the appeal process affects...
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