CALIFORNIA

Property Owners Will Save $620 Million on Taxes, LA County Assessor Says NBC Southern California Homeowners and nonprofits across Los Angeles County will see record savings of $620 million on their 2019-20 property tax bills, Assessor Jeff ...

IDAHO

Seniors face hard realities as Ada County property taxes rise. 'I resent being forced out' Idaho Statesman Ada County Assessor Bob McQuade, who saw homes' median assessed property values rise more than 16% last year, said he hasn't received reports ...

INDIANA

Robust housing market drives up assessed valuations KPCnews.com About 75% of homes in DeKalb County saw an assessment increase for taxes payable in 2020, according to DeKalb County Assessor Sheila ...

LOUISIANA

2020 Property Assessments – Errol Williams, Orleans Parish Assessor FOX 8 Live WVUE Many New Orleans homeowners report their 2020 property assessments are double, sometimes triple what they were before. But, there are options for ...

MICHIGAN

How a mismanaged property tax break creates winners and losers in Detroit Curbed Detroit The city assessor takes a backseat approach to PRE enforcement, often using inaccurate data and relying on state intervention to rescind exemptions.

NEBRASKA

One of Lancaster County's largest taxpayers gets $26 million reduction Lincoln Journal Star Kawasaki's valuation and 2,629 others were adopted Thursday by the Lancaster County Board, which sets property values for tax purposes while ...

NEW JERSEY

Federal judge tosses Kushner Companies lawsuit over $821 million One Journal Square project NJ.com The dispute between the city and the Kushners arose when the city made it known that the $821 million project would not be receiving a tax abatement ...

TEXAS

Tax Assessor-Collector Allison Getz: Signature Industrial Services paid after massive seizure of ... The Port Arthur News Jefferson County Tax Assessor-Collector Allison Nathan Getz said Thursday that Signature Industrial Services had satisfied its tax debt with a payment ...

VERMONT

Home may be tax billed twice because of line dispute Rutland Herald WALLINGFORD — Because two towns can't agree on where their borders lie, the owners of a West Hill Road property will likely be taxed twice this ...