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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We just received the new assessment for our house in Moco. The new value is  34% higher than three years ago.  We want to appeal but need to know where to start.
1. It is oaky we do it ourselves?   Are prices from recent closed houses near us good enough for appealing? What kind of additional documents are needed?
2. If we want to hire a lawyer, where to find them and how much it costs on average?

If you have successfully appealed tax assessment on your house previously,  any tips for winning strategies.
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I think you probably can appeal

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Although statewide legislation caps increases at 10 percent annually, many local governments have implemented lower caps. Residents can apply for The Homeowners' Tax Credit which sets a limit property taxes owed based on income for qualified candidates.

There's also a Homestead Tax Credit that caps a resident's yeary taxable assessment regardless of income level.

https://www.wmar2news.com/maryland-property-values-rose-20-percent-likely-increasing-tax-bills#:~:text=Although%20statewide%20legislation%20caps%20increases,on%20income%20for%20qualified%20candidates.

https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/estimatedtax/

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OCP Phone Number: 240-777-3636
OCP Fax Number:     240-777-3768
OCP General E-mail: ConsumerProtection@montgomerycountymd.gov[/quote]

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