Rick Lindsey -Realtor, Hedgecock Group Real Estate

04/25/2024

01/31/2023

Great information to review for homeowners.

Assessment notices have gone out. Here are a few items that are important to remember about your assessment notice.

The Assessment Notice is a summary statement showing the value of the land and improvements on the land.

An assessment notice is NOT A TAX BILL.

Property owners are encouraged to review their assessment notice and contact the Assessing Department about errors, omissions, or inequalities.

If an understanding cannot be reached, property owners may appeal to the Board of Equalization by submitting a FNSB Notice of Appeal form. Appeal forms must be obtained from the Assessing Department.

The deadline to appeal a property assessment is February 24, 2023.*

The bottom half of the Assessment Notice is the Residential-
Homeowner Property Tax Exemption Application.

To qualify, you must own and reside on the property as your primary residence prior to January 1, 2023 & the property cannot be in ownership as a business name (LLC, partnership, corporation, etc.).

The deadline to submit the Residential-
Homeowner Property Tax Exemption Application is
March 31, 2023.

QUESTIONS? (907) 459-1428 • https://buff.ly/3Wz6xlx • [email protected] for Assessed Value inquiries • [email protected] for Exemption inquiries

*For various reasons a notice may go out after January 25th. The deadline to appeal a property assessment is 30 days after the mail date of the 2023 Real Property Assessment Notice.

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Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

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