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The document is an application form (TC108) from the Tax Commission of the City of New York for property owners seeking a reduction in the assessed value of Class One properties, which include one to three-family homes. It outlines eligibility criteria, filing instructions, deadlines, and necessary documentation required to support the application. The form must be submitted by March 15, 2023, and includes sections for property identification, applicant information, market value claims, and hearing requests.

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Begin with Section 1, 'PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION'. Enter the block and lot numbers from your Notice of Property Value. If filing for a condominium unit, confirm if the board is filing for your unit.
In Section 2, 'APPLICANT', provide details about yourself as the applicant. Ensure you check the appropriate box indicating your status (owner, tenant, etc.).
Proceed to Section 4, 'CLAIM OF MARKET VALUE'. Here, input your estimate of the market value and calculate the assessed value based on the provided formula.
Complete Section 5 by selecting your preferred hearing method: in-person, telephone, or video conference.
In Section 10, ensure you sign and date the application. This confirms that all information is accurate and complete.

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What is the best evidence to protest property taxes?

The best type of documents is usually estimates for repairs from contractors and photographs of physical problems. All documentation should be signed and attested. This means you must furnish documented evidence of your propertys needs.

Is there a limit on how much property taxes can increase in Florida?

In Florida, state law limits the annual increase in the assessed value, not market value, of homesteaded property to 3% or the Consumer Price Index (CPI) whichever is less. This is also called Save Our Homes. When homesteaded property is sold, that limitation is removed and the property is reassessed.

How does Florida determine the assessed value of property?

This is the only value determined by the Property Appraiser. Assessed Value is calculated by applying statutorily limited year-over-year increases of 10% OR, when an owner qualifies for a homestead exemption, no more than 3% (determined annually by the change in the Consumer Price Index).

What triggers a property reassessment in Florida?

Change or Transfer of Ownership Florida law defines a change of ownership as any sale, foreclosure, or transfer of legal �tle or beneficial �tle in equity to any person (see s. 193.155(3), F.S.). Also, a loss or removal of homestead will trigger a reassessment and removal of the SOH benefit.