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Bette Hochberger
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Understanding Property Tax Assessments

Bette Hochberger
  • Accountant
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Today, let's discuss property tax assessments. These assessments determine how much you pay in property taxes, and they're based on the perceived value of your property. Factors like your home's size, location, and any improvements made play a role. Surprisingly, these assessments can sometimes be inaccurate. If you feel your assessment is too high, you have the right to contest it. Start by reviewing your property's assessment record for any errors and then compare it with similar properties in your area. Remember, understanding your bill can save you money!

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