FAQ

A tax grievance is a formal appeal to your local Board of Assessment Review (BAR) challenging the assessed value of your property. If your property is over-assessed compared to its actual market value, you may be entitled to a reduction in your property taxes.

We analyze your property's current assessed value against recent comparable sales in your area. If comparable properties have sold for less than your assessed value, it indicates your property may be over-assessed — making you a strong candidate for a tax grievance.

Our property tax analysis report costs just $9.99 — a one-time fee with no subscriptions or hidden charges. This includes a detailed comparable sales analysis, eligibility determination, and a professional PDF report you can use to support your grievance filing.

We currently serve Nassau County and Suffolk County on Long Island, New York. These areas have some of the highest property tax rates in the nation, making tax grievance filings especially valuable for homeowners.

In Nassau County, the grievance filing deadline is typically March 1st each year. In Suffolk County, the deadline is the third Tuesday in May. We recommend starting your analysis well in advance to ensure you have time to prepare your filing.

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