Planning on filing a real estate tax appeal? Dupage County property owners have an annual opportunity to appeal their assessments to
the DuPage County Board of Review. The period during which
an appeal may be filed begins on June 10th of the assessment year, and ends
September 10th or thirty days after the publication of the
township assessment roll, whichever is later.
An assessment appeal does not address the amount of
the property tax bill, it is an attempt to prove that the assessed value overstates the property's market value, or is higher than
the estimated value of similar properties.
If the property owner believes that their property is
overassessed, they may file an assessment appeal.
A property owner must provide evidence to support
their assessment appeal. The appeal can be based on market
value, or based on assessment uniformity.
The assessor will also compile sales and/or
uniformity comparables to present to the Board of Review.
After the appeal deadline, Board of Review hearings
are scheduled. Board of Review hearings are held at the DuPage County Government Center, 421 N. County Farm Road,
Wheaton.
At the hearing, the appellant is given the
opportunity to explain their. The Assessor or a Deputy Assessor will respond, and present an analysis of both the Appellant's
Comparables and the Assessor's Comparables.
The Board of Review may ask questions of the
appellant and the Assessor. After the hearing, the Board will render a decision. The decision is mailed to the property owner after all
Board of Review action is completed for the tax
year.
If a property owner is not satisfied by a decision of
the Board of Review, they can appeal to the Illinois
Property Tax Appeal Board, or to the Circuit Court.
Citywide Services provides residential appraisal service in
Chicago & suburbs. Our appraisers are Illinois State Certified and listed on
the FHA Appraiser Roster. We have experience with single family homes,
townhouses, condominiums as well as small residential income properties.
Appraisals for conventional or FHA loans, divorce, bankruptcy, tax appeals, and
estate purposes.
Appraisals fees for a typical single family home or
condominium for tax appeal purposes is $275.00. Time to file an appeal is short
so call Citywide Services at 1-800-405-9718 and get started.
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