Real Estate Tax Appeals – How and When Ryan P. Kennedy, Esq. of the Hill Wallack LLP Tax Appeal Group will be providing a property tax assessment and appeal seminar for investors at the January 21, 2014 meeting of the … Continue reading →
Next month, taxpayers in New Jersey will receive assessment notices in the mail, meaning now is the time to start considering a tax appeal for your property. The attorneys of Hill Wallack LLP’s Tax Appeals Group are ready to help … Continue reading →
Ryan Kennedy, Esq. of the Hill Wallack LLP Tax Appeal Group will be speaking to investors at the February 19, 2013 meeting of the South Jersey Real Estate Investors Association. For more information please visit the SJREIA website by clicking … Continue reading →
Recently passed by New Jersey’s upper house, Senate Bill 1213 (Van Drew/Benson) could have a major impact on the timing of tax appeals in New Jersey. Currently, assessment lists are finalized by the municipality on January 10 of the assessment … Continue reading →
Taxpayers in New Jersey should be receiving annual assessment cards in the mail this week, which means now is the time to evaluate whether a tax appeal is right for your property. If you have any questions about the tax … Continue reading →
Noting the difficulty taxpayers are finding in succeeding in property tax appeals, the Wall Street Journal’s SmartMoney magazine spoke with Hill Wallack LLP’s Ryan Kennedy concerning recent developments in New Jersey tax appeals for an article that appears in the … Continue reading →
Hill Wallack LLP attorney Ryan Kennedy speaks to the Maplewood Navigator about the recent increases in tax appeal filings. http://www.maplewoodnavigator.com/profiles/blogs/homeowners-see-green-by … Continue reading →
One might think that only property owners have the right to appeal a property tax assessment, however such is not the case. Where a property owner is in default under a mortgage, a mortgagee possesses the right to appeal a … Continue reading →
Contrary to what many individuals and business owners assume, the right to appeal a real estate tax assessment in New Jersey is not limited merely to the owner of the assessed property. Rather, that right also generally extends to other … Continue reading →
Local tax assessors send Chapter 91 requests to the owners of income producing property seeking information which will help in the tax valuation of a property. Where an owner fails to complete the request, he waives his statutory right to … Continue reading →
