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apb17
My guys
Member since 5/06 2173 total posts
Name:
Alli
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Grieving Taxes Question
I' d like to grieve my taxes but I have an addition on my house that I have not filed through the town for. Therefore, I'm not paying taxes on it. If I file a grievance, will the town pick up on it or is their way to do it w/out them finding out? I did apply for permits but never got the final inspection to get the CO to avoid the insane tax increase.
TIA
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Posted 3/20/09 5:39 PM  |
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cindy104
This is my "Baby"
Member since 6/08 1522 total posts
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Cindy
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Re: Grieving Taxes Question
I'm not positive on how that would work with a whole new addition, but I have heard that they supposedly can't raise your taxes with grieving them, they can only just say no to a grievance and then keep them the same.
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| Posted 3/21/09 12:19 PM |
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Blu-ize
Plan B is Now Plan A
Member since 7/05 32475 total posts
Name:
Susan
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Re: Grieving Taxes Question
it's moot for the next tax period. The deadline passed.
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| Posted 3/23/09 10:42 AM |
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ThreeCats
Train Ride
Member since 5/05 3127 total posts
Name:
A
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Re: Grieving Taxes Question
Posted by Blu-ize
it's moot for the next tax period. The deadline passed.
deadline is may 19th
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| Posted 3/23/09 9:20 PM |
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