I know it has been discussed. I never did understand the previous
discussions and may not understand any future discussions. If someone
could put it in a simple language I will understand.
jb
On 12/01/2011 01:32 PM, Joshua Fruhlinger wrote:
Judy, I believe that this has been discussed on the l
Judy,
With the homestead tax credit, your tax is always less than it would be
without the credit. But your tax does go up, sometimes even when your
assessment goes down. Let me try to explain with an example using
simple, small numbers.
Suppose that in 2007, an owner occupied principal res
Judy, I believe that this has been discussed on the list at length previously,
but the short answer is that without the homestead credit your taxes would have
gone up much more than they did.
jf
On Dec 1, 2011, at 11:48 AM, judy berlin wrote:
> I had my taxes go up as a result of the homestead
I had my taxes go up as a result of the homestead act, How does that
work? What is the benefit if any of the homestead tax?
judy
On 11/30/2011 08:58 PM, Stephen J Gewirtz wrote:
I received an ad in the mail today from an outfit called "Value
Appeal." It shows that my current assessment is $
I received an ad in the mail today from an outfit called "Value
Appeal." It shows that my current assessment is $178,600 (the correct
figure) and that if I pay them $99, I should be able to reduce my
assessment to $124,285 based on information they will supply concerning
comparable sales. Sin
