Despite widespread reassessments, thousands of Long Islanders - perhaps as many as one in three - pay property taxes that are too high.
Nassau County's latest plan for dealing with the dysfunctional assessment system is to freeze assessments for the next three years.
The tax grievance asks the local taxing authority - the County in Nassau - to reduce the assessment on which your property tax is based.
Your right to a fair assessment is protected by law, and filing a grievance is the only way to get the right assessment and right market value for your property.
United Tax Reduction has been preparing tax grievances for Long Islanders homeowners for nearly two decades. Amoung our thousands of satisfied clients are many who first tried another service.
Because of Nassau's yearly reassessments, we recommend filing a grievance every year, even if you have a pending case or one recently settled.
