All Island Tax Grievance

LOWER YOUR PROPERTY TAXES!

Tax preparation service in Huntington, NY (show on map)

3.2

★★★☆☆

20 reviews

All Island Tax Grievance specializes in representing homeowners in Suffolk County to reduce property taxes through grievance processes.

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About

All Island Tax Grievance, founded by Cori Kaplan, a licensed attorney and real estate broker, specializes in property tax grievance services for Suffolk County homeowners. We research each case, file all necessary paperwork, and represent the final case in court if necessary.

Our services are risk-free with no upfront fees; we only charge a fee if we successfully reduce your property taxes.

High win rate (>95%)

Free initial evaluation

No upfront fees

Personalized service

Services

Property Tax Grievance Representation

We research your case, file all required paperwork with the Town Assessor, and represent the final case in court if necessary to reduce assessed property values and taxes.

Free initial evaluation No upfront fees Risk-free service High win rate (>95%)

Credentials & Certifications

Licensed Attorney

Real Estate Broker

Reviews

Rating

3.2

★★★☆☆

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Frequently Asked Questions

I Won A Reduction 4 Years Ago From, Should I File Again? +

Yes, This has been an extremely unusual year, many homes not entitled to reduction last year, are definitely entitled to LARGE reductions this year. It’s FREE to find out if you are entitled to reduction.

I Think My Taxes Are Low, And I Don’t Want To Raise A Red Flag. +

Even if you are under assessed- they cannot raise your assessment unless they reassess the entire area. There is ABSOLUTELY no down side to filing a grievance.

Does Filing A Property Tax Grievance Affect My Star Program? +

No, a grievance has no effect on your Basic Star exemption.

How Long Does A Tax Grievance Take? +

The tax grievance process can take over a year from beginning to end. However, regardless of when your case is settled, a reduction is retroactive to the beginning of the tax year for which you filed.

I Grieved My Taxes Last Year ,But Haven’t Heard Yet. Should I Reapply This Year? +

Yes. If you don’t grieve by the tax deadline, you miss that opportunity for that tax year. So grieve your taxes this year – if you win a reduction, your new application will be dismissed.

How Often Can I File A Tax Grievance? +

Unless you received a reduction in the prior year, you can file a grievance every year. If you received a reduction in the prior year, your must wait one year to file another grievance.