Our Next General Meeting is
Monday, March 15, 2010
6:30 pm.
Registration; Pre-meetings; Visit the Vendors
7:00 pm. Members
Offering Deals.
7:15 pm.
Announcements from the Board.
7:30 pm. Our Featured Speaker: Michael Mirne,
Esq.
Tax
Appeals: Should Your Real Estate Taxes Be Challenged?
As
real estate taxes skyrocket, many taxpayers have begun to look for ways to
reduce their tax payments. Because the amount of real estate tax
that you pay is a function of your property value, it is essential that you
file a tax appeal if you think the municipality has over-assessed your
property.
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Why have property taxes been increasing at an alarming
rate?
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When and why would a property be re-evaluated?
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When and why should I challenge my tax assessment?
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What is contained in a property description card?
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What determines how a property is assessed?
Who is
Michael Mirne?
As a Tax Appeal Practitioner, Mr. Mirne is one of a
select few attorneys in the State of New Jersey also Certified and Licensed as
a Tax Assessor. He has tried several
hundred real estate tax appeals and won his clients over $14 million in
reductions in property tax assessments.
He works with a team of highly skilled appraisers who present individual
cases to either the County Tax Board or the State Tax Court. Mr. Mirne’s
office is also experienced at handling
Landlord-Tenant law and Civil Litigation involving Real Estate issues.
