"An Act limiting the amount that a municipality may charge for an appeal of a residential real property tax assessment to the municipality's board of equalization. "
Often time homeowners feel the value of their home has been wrongly assessed. In order to challenge that assessment an appeal must be filed with their municipality's board of equalization. Currently, municipalities charge a variety of fees associated with an assessment appeal.
HB 390 will cap the amount a municipality can charge for a homeowner to appeal the assessment on their home to $10 if that municipality has a population greater than 30,000.
This legislation is an attempt to allow homeowners due process in having their home assessed by their local government.
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