True Cash Value evidence for Board of Review & Michigan Tax Tribunal
Tax Appeal Appraisals in Oakland County & Metro Detroit
Independent True Cash Value appraisals to support a March Board of Review appeal or a Michigan Tax Tribunal petition.
Is your assessment too high?
In Michigan, your State Equalized Value should not exceed 50% of your home’s True Cash Value. If your assessment notice looks high, a credible appraisal is the strongest evidence you can bring to the March Board of Review.
Need full representation?
For homeowners who want help filing and presenting an appeal at the Michigan Tax Tribunal, our sister company Michigan Property Tax Advocates provides full-service representation.
Full-service appeal representation
Our sister company, Michigan Property Tax Advocates, can file and present your appeal at the Board of Review or Michigan Tax Tribunal.
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Tax Appeal Appraisals Near You
Oakland County
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Bloomfield Hills
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Birmingham
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Orchard Lake Village
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Franklin
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Bingham Farms
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Beverly Hills
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Rochester Hills
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Rochester
Wayne County
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Grosse Pointe
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Grosse Pointe Farms
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Grosse Pointe Shores
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Grosse Pointe Woods
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Grosse Pointe Park
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Plymouth
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Canton
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Livonia
Macomb County
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Shelby Township
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Washington Township
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Macomb Township
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Sterling Heights
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in St. Clair Shores
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Romeo
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Macomb
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Washington
Washtenaw County
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Ann Arbor
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Barton Hills Village
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Saline
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Dexter
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Chelsea
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Ann Arbor Township
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Scio Township
- Property Tax Appeals appraisals in Scio
FAQ
Tax Appeal Appraisals Questions
When do I need to appeal?
Most Michigan Boards of Review meet in March. Deadlines vary by municipality, so check your assessment notice and request your appraisal early.
What date is the appraisal effective?
Tax appeal appraisals are typically valued as of December 31 of the prior year, the Michigan tax day.
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