What is the Board of Review and what does it do?

The Board of Review (BOR) is a panel of property owners in your jurisdiction. Their duty as members of the BOR is to hear property assessment appeals, property classification appeals, applications for hardship exemptions, and to correct any clerical errors or mutual mistakes of fact that occur after assessments are finalized each year.  For more information, please visit the Board of Review page.

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1. How do I contact the assessor about a property?
2. I just received a Notice of Assessment that has "This is not a bill" on it. What is it and what does this mean?
3. I did not file my Principal Residence Exemption Affidavit. How can I get my taxes adjusted?
4. I recently purchased a home in Livingston County. Why isn't my assessed value half of what I paid for the property?
5. Why can't current real estate listings be used when determining the value of my home for assessment purposes?
6. Are financial institution sales used in the sales study?
7. How do I calculate an approximate amount of annual property tax dollars for a property?
8. How often is my property evaluated?
9. If I add a deck to my house is it taxable?
10. How can I appeal my assessed and/or taxable value?
11. What is the Board of Review and what does it do?
12. How can I obtain Property Tax Forms?
13. How do I qualify for a Homeowners Principal Residence Exemption (FKA Homestead Property Exemption)?
14. How can I get a copy of a subdivision plat or master agreement?
15. Do you have a survey of my property?