Appealing Your Property Assessment
By law, the Assessor's value on your property is presumed to be correct. The presumption can be overcome only by presentation of clear, cogent, and convincing evidence, which is evidence showing that it is highly probably that the Assessor made a mistake. To PROVE your case, present sales of properties that are similar to yours. The sales should be as close to the Assessment date as possible.
Understanding and appealing your property assessment can be confusing. Click on the title to help you understand the process a little more.
| Property Taxes Guide
Many people get Property Assessed Values and Property Taxes mixed up. Click on the title to help you understand property taxes.
For questions regarding your property taxes, please contact the Treasurer's Office at 360-577-3060.
For questions regarding your real or personal property assessed value, please contact the Assessor's Office at 360-577-3010.
The Board of Equalization is where you appeal your real or personal property assess value. |