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Summit County Property Owners Must Review Valuation Notices by Sept. 15

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Summit County Property Owners Must Review Valuation Notices by Sept. 15
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Summit County property owners have until September 15 to review their official Notice of Valuation statements. Taxpayers are encouraged to monitor market changes and verify that properties are coded correctly and receiving available exemptions.

Key takeaways

  • Property owners must review Notice of Valuation statements by Sept. 15.
  • Taxpayers should verify property coding and available exemptions.
  • The deadline to file an appeal with the Board of Equalization is Sept. 15.
  • The deadline to apply for the Primary Residence Exemption is Sept. 15.

Summit County property owners should check their mailboxes for official Notice of Valuation statements, according to a July 29 statement. Property owners have until September 15 to review their statements.

Taxpayers are advised to monitor market changes and ensure their property is coded correctly. Owners should also verify if they are receiving available exemptions, such as the Primary Residence Exemption.

Summit County provides several resources to assist property owners. Valuation details regarding tax assessments can be found at summitcountyassessor.org. For those seeking to file an appeal through the Board of Equalization, step-by-step guidance is available at summitcounty.info/boe, with a deadline to file an appeal set for September 15.

Additional resources include summitcounty.info/PRE for checking eligibility and applying for the Primary Residence Exemption, which has a September 15 deadline. General property tax questions can be directed to specific property offices through summitcounty.info/propertytaxes.

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