One third of all Northwest homeowners pay tax bills that are too high. Are you one of them? Written by the chairman of a tax appeals board, this easy-to-follow guide shows how to determine what your home's assessed value should be, check a bill for mathematical errors, learn which grounds will give the best chance of winning, and prepare an effective petition. These insider's secrets can help whittle that tax bill easily!
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"Consumers can finally get easily understood instructions on lowering their tax burden." -- Bradley Inman, Syndicated real estate columnist
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Ed Salzman is a former chairman of the Board of Equalization of Clackamas County, Oregon.
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i live in Lexington, n.c. We are being annexed and property taxes on everything we own doubled.
this book show how to appeal you county taxes and may deduce you cith taxes to make it more even. I am having to sell in order to escape annexation but it may be too late for me. Read this book and read lexingtontruth.com and stay out of NC and the city of Lexington.
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