What is the process after I file an abatement?
In most case, the Board of Assessors schedules a visit to the property to review the property record card. The Assessors may also request written information that is relevant to the valuation of the property. To preserve your right to appeal an abatement decision, you must provide all information requested by the Board of Assessors. Failure to respond to an information request within 30 days of the request will result in a denial of the application and may bar an appeal to the Appellate Tax Board.next steps in the abatement filing process.

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1. What is an abatement?
2. What are the reasons for filing an abatement?
3. When can I file for an abatement?
4. What is the process after I file an abatement?
5. What happens when the abatement application is approved?
6. Can I appeal the decision if my abatement application is denied?
7. What does the Appellate Tax Board do?
8. How do I prove my case before the ATB?