Your taxes or the assessed value?
Wow! That is the first time I have heard of a NY state rule that actually isn't designed to do bad things. Most places use valuation increases to increase revenue without increasing taxes. The thing many people often forgo is challenging the valuation. We have fought and won most of the time. The comps that they use are often bigger houses or properties with features that are not on your house or the neighborhood is different. One year we got a break because as of the valuation date, we needed a new roof ($19K of insurance covered work that lowered the value of the house). Here, appraisals must happen at least every 3 years. They basically use a formula to 'guess' because actually appraising each property is too time consuming. Always make sure you are not over paying!
Both went up 21%. Our taxes are a simple percentage rate of assessed value the best I can tell. The whole county did not go up 21%, apparently just those where the county could find easy comparables. It used to be the county was not aggressive with assessed value.
Anybody take him up on this? Hasn't been around for a while.
We don't import wood from china.I thought China was supposed to pay the tarriffs.…
I thought about it, but haven't had the time yet.
Wut?I thought China was supposed to pay the tarriffs.…
That’s what HE said…. “China will pay.”