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sometimesmommy
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Need help Grieving taxes
We pay almost 2k more than some of our neighbors. I want to grieve them but have no clue how to???
Please help!!!!!!!!!
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Posted 5/1/08 11:28 AM  |
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Mommy
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Re: Need help Grieving taxes
Message edited 9/1/2009 10:41:20 PM.
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| Posted 5/1/08 11:39 AM |
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~Colleen~
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Re: Need help Grieving taxes
You can do it yourself, for free.
You need to call your Town Assessor and see what is required. For the TOH, I needed to gather comps in the area, photographs of my house (interior, exterior and property) and write a blurb explaining why I felt I was being over-taxed and why I should be reassessed.
Submitted the packet to the Town and waited a couple of months for the answer. In the end, we were reassessed and our taxes were reduced by ~$2k 
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| Posted 5/1/08 11:57 AM |
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MrsMagoo
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Danielle
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Re: Need help Grieving taxes
Posted by niikki-8-18-06
Mark Lewis Tax Grievance in Centereach. I believe that only charge you $75 if your taxes go down.
You can do it yourself! Just talk to someone at Town Hall. It will take a little work, but Mark Lewis actually charges you half of what your taxes go down. I.E. if you taxes decrease by $1k, they will charge you $500.
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| Posted 5/1/08 12:39 PM |
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Kissy331
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Kristen
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Re: Need help Grieving taxes
We did it on our own also. I am waiting on the results...
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| Posted 5/1/08 12:41 PM |
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sunnyflies
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Re: Need help Grieving taxes
Posted by ~Colleen~
You can do it yourself, for free.
You need to call your Town Assessor and see what is required. For the TOH, I needed to gather comps in the area, photographs of my house (interior, exterior and property) and write a blurb explaining why I felt I was being over-taxed and why I should be reassessed.
Submitted the packet to the Town and waited a couple of months for the answer. In the end, we were reassessed and our taxes were reduced by ~$2k
This is correct. I've done it twice successfully on my own. You do not need to hire an outside expert, not if the facts are on your side.
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| Posted 9/1/09 8:18 PM |
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