2010 Appeal Deadlines for Gwinett and DeKalb Counties are March 1 2010.

Are You Paying
Too Much in Property Taxes?

With property values falling, you may be expecting a decrease in your property tax bill. This is not likely. According to the National Tax Payers Union, as much as 60% of the taxable property in the U.S. is over assessed. In Metro Atlanta home values have fallen 32.7% since thier peak in 2007. Even if your property is taxed at less than market value, you could still be eligible for a property tax cut based on an inequitable assessment. Georgia Tax Appeals, LLC can help.  Georgia Tax Appeals has the expertise to appeal your property tax in an easy and inexpensive process.  For residential properties, you pay only the $99 filing and process fee, plus a 30% contingency fee from your first year's tax savings.

We Do All the Work!
Our Property Tax Appeal Specialist will review your tax record and file the necessary paperwork to reduce your property tax bill. We will present your case before the Board of Equalization if neccessary.

100% Money Back Guarantee!
If, after reviewing your tax records, your Tax Appeal Specialist determines that an appeal is not warranted we will refund 100% of the filing and processing fee.

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Commercial Property Values Down 31%
Experts Expect Further Declines

With Commercial Real Estate in recession many owners are still paying taxes on assements from 2006 and 2007 when the market was at its peak. Has your tax assessment been reduced to represent today's values? At Georgia Tax Appeals, LLC we specialize in representing owners of commercial real estate. We are in the process of preparing our 2010 appeals now. Contact us today at 877-276-6218, we will discuss your case without cost or obligation.

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We've Helped Others....We Can Help You!

Find out how Georgia Tax Appeals helped an Atlanta Homeowner's Association reduce their property tax assessment by over eighty three thousand dollars when the county assessor tried to raise the assessed value of their neighborhood park by over 260%.

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