Councilmember Roha explains common level multiplier, assessment examples and appeal timing
Summary
Councilmember Roha walked through how the common level multiplier affects assessed values, gave an illustrative example, and urged residents who think their assessments are high to consider filing appeals during July.
Councilmember Roha used his council statement time to explain the common level multiplier and how it affects property tax assessments. He said the multiplier changed effective July 1 and walked members through an example of how assessed values translate into a taxable value; Roha advised homeowners who believe their assessment is too high to consider filing an appeal.
Roha offered a practical example and counsel to residents: "If you think your home is worth $120,000, then you should appeal your taxes or at least give strong consideration to appealing." He noted appeals typically require an appraiser and hearings that can be scheduled in August through November, and offered to discuss details with residents who call his listed number.
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