How does the Board of Review notify taxpayers of their decisions?

Every person who makes a request, protest, or application to the March Board of Review must be notified in writing of the Board of Review's action and information regarding the right of further appeal, not later than the first Monday in June. For the July and December meetings, "the board of review shall file an affidavit within 30 days relative to the qualified error with the proper officials and all affected official records shall be corrected. If the qualified error results in an overpayment or underpayment, the rebate, including any interest paid, shall be made to the taxpayer or the taxpayer shall be notified and payment made within 30 days of the notice. A rebate shall be without interest." If the other statutorily-authorized changes are made by the July and December meetings of the Board of Review, the taxpayer shall be notified of the change in writing, in the manner prescribed by the particular statute which authorizes the change.

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1. When does the Board or Review meet?
2. When does the March Board of Review meet?
3. What if I don’t agree with the decision of the March Board of Review?
4. What is the Board of Review’s authority over Property Tax Exemptions?
5. Does the Board have any authority over Principal Residence Exemptions?
6. How does the Board of Review notify taxpayers of their decisions?
7. Does everyone wishing to file an appeal have to appear in person at the Board of Review meeting?