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Filing a Second Complaint on the Valuation of Real Property

The Ohio Supreme Court recently ruled that an Ohio taxpayer could file a second value complaint regarding the value of their real property within a 3 year period if, unlike the first complaint, the second complaint alleges a change in circumstances that were not taken into consideration in the original complaint.

Challenging Your Property Taxes and Valuation

People who think their property value is too high are encouraged to file a complaint with the Hamilton County Board of Revision (BOR), and if they still aren’t satisfied, homeowners can appeal to the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals. Navigating a property tax appeal with the Board of Revision can be a confusing and complicated matter.