Today is July 2nd and do you know what that means? You can now dispute your property taxes if you feel the Assessor did not get it right this year. If you plan to contest your property taxes in a county near the Sacramento Region, then you must do so between now and November 30, 2009 (Sacramento County) or September 15, 2009 (other counties such as Placer).
If you would like assistance in disputing your residential or commercial property taxes, you can hire us as a consultant for a very affordable and reasonable fee. We serve home owners in multiple counties and in cities such as Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova, Sacramento, Folsom, Roseville, Rocklin, Lincoln, West Sacramento, Davis, El Dorado Hills, Stockton, Tracy, Fairfield, Vallejo, Patterson, Los Banos and many others. Please see our property tax appeal website at www.SacramentoTaxAppeals.com Remember, the first step is to call us at 916-595-3735 to discuss your situation. Let’s figure out if filing an appeal this year looks like it makes good economic sense for you. We work with home owners all the time and it would be our privilege to assist you.
http://www.lundquistcompany.com/blog July 2 = Today = First Day to Dispute Property Taxes in the Sacramento Region
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