- You authorize Gracie Point Property Consultants to appeal your property’s assessment.
- Authorizations are accepted between September 1st and
APRIL 1stMarch 1st. - We file the appeal with Nassau County Assessment Review Commission and negotiate on your behalf for a reduction.
- Decisions are typically made between July and February of the following year.
- We communicate the result to you.
- If the appeal is successful, your property tax savings take effect at the start of the following tax year.
- If the outcome is not favorable, we review the merits of a SCAR filing(Small Claims Assessment Review).
Remember: Deadline MARCH 2, 2026
The deadline for the next filing cycle in Nassau County is MARCH 2, 2026
You can challenge your property taxes every year. Some homeowners have succeeded even after having prior applications denied for several years.
Appealing your assessment each year is the only way to mitigate the financial impact of the constant annual tax rate increases that make living in Nassau County so expensive.So don’t put it off; apply today.
Remember: Deadline MARCH 2, 2026
It is 35% of the amount saved. For example, if we save you $1,000 our fee is $350 and the remaining $650 stays in your pocket instead of going to the government!
Remember: Deadline MARCH 2, 2026
- Filing a tax grievance is crucial. Challenging your tax assessment will not reduce the real-life market value of your home, as some people mistakenly believe. In fact, the opposite is true!
- Successfully grieving your taxes results in a lower taxable value, which makes your home more attractive to potential buyers.
- Lower taxes could help lead to a HIGHER ASKING PRICE for your home.
- And given recent federal tax law changes, the impact of high property taxes is more significant than ever.
- Please take our advice if your home is currently on the market: complete our simple application now, then ask your agent to add the phrase “TAXES BEING GRIEVED” to your listing.
You could immediately see an uptick of interest in your property.
Remember: Deadline MARCH 2, 2026
No. The grievance process does not affect STAR, veterans, senior citizens, clergy or any other exemption you are eligible for. You will continue to receive those benefits.
Remember: Deadline MARCH 2, 2026
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