A TaxCuts1 petition is your best bet to cut your FL property taxes! The filing deadline for Value Adjustment Board petitions for most SW Florida's counties expires in early to mid-September. Unless a petition is timely filed (25 days from the TRIM Notice mailing date), an owner will typically lose the ability to challenge tax year values. Lee County 2024 petition deadline is on or about 9-15-2024. You do not need to wait and should not wait until you receive your TRIM Notice in August, 2024 to start reviewing your 2024 assessment. It is available upon request as of the date of tax roll submission, July 1, 2024, and until said date, leepa.org has current 2023 values listed. We strongly believe that the time frame from July 1 until before TRIMs are mailed is the best time to talk informally with property appraiser personnel and to have a say in the determination of values. Call us for details.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE FILING YOUR OWN 2023 VALUE ADJUSTMENT
BOARD PETITION ON THE LEE COUNTY CLERK OF COURT WEBSITE
1) Go to: https://apps2.leeclerk.org/axia/axiaweb2023/
2) Click on “File A New Petition”
3) Read the “Welcome to the Axia Petition Wizard” instructions
4) At bottom of page click “I agree and wish to continue”
5) Input requested data and pay the $15 per parcel filing fee by credit card
You can also file by mail or in person but the petition must be RECEIVED by
approximate 9-15-2024 filing deadline.
"Hagen (TaxCuts1's owner) was able to prove that our assessed value should be reduced (saving between $15-20,000 in taxes that year). Mike knows all the professional ways to execute an appeal and do it expeditiously." Michael J. Frye, CCIM, RE/MAX Realty Group owner, Fort Myers, FL
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