Fair Tax Appeal provides informational property tax assessment-review reports and self-file appeal support materials. Please read this disclaimer carefully. By using FairTaxAppeal.com or ordering a report, you agree to it along with our Terms of Service.
What Fair Tax Appeal Is
Fair Tax Appeal prepares a flat-fee report that organizes assessment information and comparable-sales evidence to help a homeowner decide whether a property tax appeal may be worth pursuing and, if they choose to, prepare to file one themselves.
What Fair Tax Appeal Is Not
Fair Tax Appeal is not a law firm, tax advisor, accounting firm, licensed appraiser, real estate broker, or government agency. We do not provide legal advice, tax advice, accounting advice, appraisal services, exemption advice, classification advice, portability advice, or a certified valuation.
No Representation and No Filing
We do not file petitions, complete official forms for submission, represent you before any Value Adjustment Board, Property Appraiser, county office, or court, appear at hearings, or contact any government office on your behalf. You file your own petition and act on your own behalf.
No Guarantee of Outcome or Savings
We do not guarantee any assessment reduction, tax reduction, refund, hearing result, or dollar saving. Our reports do not estimate a specific tax saving. Whether a value changes, and whether any change affects your tax bill, depends on assessed value, caps, exemptions, millage rates, and the decision of the Value Adjustment Board, none of which we control.
Informational Use Only
Our reports and this website are for general informational purposes. Comparable-sales analysis is prepared for appeal-preparation and homeowner-education purposes only and is not a certified appraisal, a broker price opinion, a legal opinion, or a tax opinion.
Your Responsibilities
You are solely responsible for deciding whether to file, for confirming the current deadline, fee, form, and rules with your county, for completing and signing any required forms, for filing on time, for paying any filing fee, for meeting the required partial tax payment before delinquency, for exchanging evidence on schedule, and for attending any hearing.
County Information May Change
Deadlines, fees, forms, portals, and procedures are set by each county and by state law and can change at any time. Always verify the current details on your TRIM notice and the official pages of your county Value Adjustment Board, Clerk, and Property Appraiser, and applicable Florida Department of Revenue forms and Florida law, before filing.
External Links
This site may link to government and third-party websites for your convenience. We do not control and are not responsible for the content or accuracy of those sites.
Professional Assistance
If your situation involves legal, tax, exemption, classification, portability, ownership, trust, probate, business-property, or post-VAB appeal questions, consult a qualified professional or your county’s official instructions.
For the full terms governing your use of this site and our reports, see our Terms of Service.