http://www.taxlawlawyer.net/does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments Tax Law Lawyer - How To Hire The Right Tax Law Lawyer By Asking These Questions Sat, 17 Mar 2012 13:28:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.taxlawlawyer.net/does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments/#comment-2613 ktine012484 Mon, 30 Jan 2012 05:44:15 +0000 http://www.taxlawlawyer.net/does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments/#comment-2613 Did you get a letter from the IRS called a CP2000 notice or a lien on your house? You can usually dispute it if they're corrected info is wrong. You don't really need a lawyer, contact a Tax CPA or an Enrolled Agent immediately. If you're short on cash, enrolled agents usually charge less. Did you get a letter from the IRS called a CP2000 notice or a lien on your house? You can usually dispute it if they’re corrected info is wrong. You don’t really need a lawyer, contact a Tax CPA or an Enrolled Agent immediately. If you’re short on cash, enrolled agents usually charge less.

]]> http://www.taxlawlawyer.net/does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments/#comment-2612 Judy Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:05:24 +0000 http://www.taxlawlawyer.net/does-anyone-have-info-on-tax-assessments/#comment-2612 You'll need to identify comparable houses in your area - about the same size, condition and amenities. See what they are assessed at. You might be able to find the info online if your county puts it there - or you can get it at the county assessor's office. If your assessment is pretty much in line with the others, you don't have a case, but if it's higher, use that info to argue that yours is too high. You’ll need to identify comparable houses in your area – about the same size, condition and amenities. See what they are assessed at. You might be able to find the info online if your county puts it there – or you can get it at the county assessor’s office. If your assessment is pretty much in line with the others, you don’t have a case, but if it’s higher, use that info to argue that yours is too high.

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