Tax Appeal Map · 50 states + DC
Property tax appeals
Your property tax bill looks too high: the appeal deadline, where to file, evidence and a free letter.
What it is
Your property tax is figured from the value the assessor puts on your home. If that value is too high, compared with sales of similar homes or because the record has errors, you can appeal. Each state has a short window after the assessment notice, and a first-level board that hears appeals.
Who it helps
- Homeowners whose assessment jumped
- Owners whose property record is wrong (size, rooms, condition)
- Owners taxed more than similar homes nearby
Go straight to your state's guide
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Across the country
Tax rates: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 5-year estimates, tables B25103 (median real estate taxes paid, owner-occupied homes) and B25077 (median value, owner-occupied homes).
Figures from Tax Appeal Map's state data, checked Oct 2026.
Guides and comparison tables
All of Tax Appeal Map: every state, tools and guides.
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