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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
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lazybug
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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
How hard is it to do it yourself? Will I be in way over my head? Where do I even start? Is there a website where I can download the forms?
Sorry for all the questions... I am trying to avoid paying someone else to do it if I could do it myself.
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snowprincess
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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
i am not sure what town you are in - they are specific to township
I know Huntington - the forms are available the first 2 weeks of may and due usually the 3rd teusday but maybe earlier mattering how days fall. The instruction form tells you exactly how to fill it out -
the only thing that you need help with is a realestate agent to give you comps if you don't have a recent appraisal. I have had to pay for one appraisal - the next I just used as guidance with new comps
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| Posted 3/9/15 11:22 AM |
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WannaBeAMom11
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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
Town of islip pick up papers beginning of May
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| Posted 3/9/15 11:31 AM |
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sunnyflies
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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
You can do it yourself. I have done it successfully twice. Check with your town's tax department by calling your Town Hall, or go to the town website.
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| Posted 3/9/15 11:52 AM |
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Mill188
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Re: Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
The deadline in Suffolk County pursuant to state law is the 3rd Tuesday in May - this year it's May 19.
Most, if not all, Towns have the forms available on their website under the "assessor's office" section.
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| Posted 3/9/15 1:26 PM |
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lazybug
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Tax Grievance in Suffolk County
I am in the Town of Brookhaven. I just found the forms online. Do I just go to a realtor and ask for the information? How much do they charge? I am clueless about all this.
ETA: My house was appraised in July of 2012 when we refinanced. Is that recent enough?
Message edited 3/9/2015 8:32:51 PM.
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| Posted 3/9/15 8:31 PM |
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