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The Cook County Board of Review has opened 7 more townships for 2014 property tax appeals. The deadline to file a 2014 appeal is 9/25/14 for the following townships:
The Board of Review has announced that the 2014 appeal session for the first group of townships will open on 8/4/14, with the deadline to file a complaint 9/2/14. Here are the townships that will open for appeal on 8/4/14:
The primary reason to appeal your Cook County property taxes is to ensure that you are paying no more than your fair share. Those who successfully appeal their property taxes save money, typically in the hundreds and sometimes thousands.
Important Note: savings realized from successful appeals do not lessen the overall tax revenue the county needs to generate. It simply shifts the additional burden to those that do not appeal their property taxes. Thus, if you aren’t appealing and your neighbors are, then you are paying more than your fair share.
Appeals can be made through the County Assessor, the Board of Review, the Property Tax Appeal Board, or the Circuit Court. Common methods for appealing include:
This can be a time-consuming, frustrating and often unsuccessful process if you don’t have prior experience doing it. We’ve appealed thousands of property tax assessments and have saved millions for property owners just like you.
If you’d like to know how much Cook County thinks your property is worth, which is what they use to calculate your property tax bill, just follow these steps:
If you’d like to pay 100% of the amount calculated here, be our guest.
If you’re a homeowner and you haven’t appealed your property taxes yet this year, you could potentially save hundreds or thousands with our residential property tax appeal service.
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