How and when are appeals to the Board of Equalization and Review to be filed?
A request for an appeal to the Board of Equalization and Review must be in writing. The request must state the grounds for the appeal and identify the property in question. The request must be signed by the property owner or the property owners attorney. A non-attorney tax representative may sign a request only if he attaches a copy of his power of attorney to represent the property owner. In the case of a partnership or corporation, a request for appeal must be signed by a general partner of a partnership, an officer of a corporation, or an attorney for the organization. Following receipt of the request for appeal, the party making the request will receive a Board of Equalization and Review appeal form from the County Assessors Office. This form must be completed and returned to the Board prior to the published date for adjournment. The only notice of assessed value for personal property is the tax bill; therefore, a request for appeal of personal property must be filed within 30 days
