Nassau County property tax grievance filing deadline extended to March 18
In addition to the deadline extension, there is an online workshop being held.
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Feb 23, 2024, 5:45 PM
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3ds agoNassau County residents now have until March 18 to file a grievance for their property tax assessment.
In addition to the deadline extension, there is an online workshop being held.
In the workshop, taxpayers will learn how to navigate the grievance process and dispute it if they disagree with their assessment.
It’s being held on Wednesday, Feb. 28. Click here to sign up.
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