Nassau extends property tax assessment grievance period
Instead of March 1, the new deadline is April 30.
News 12 Staff
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Jan 22, 2021, 12:25 PM
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Updated 1,183 days ago
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2h agoNassau officials have announced that residents have
another 60 days to file a grievance for their property tax assessment,
officials say.
Instead of
March 1, the new deadline is April 30.
The county
extended the window to help residents who may be struggling during the pandemic and couldn't file yet.
Tentative assessed property values for the 2022-2023
assessment roll are being mailed out later this month.
