Eligibility: I represent that the property is a one, two, or three family home used exclusively for residential purposes and that I am a person named in the records of the Nassau County Clerk as the homeowner who occupies the home named below, or that person’s authorized agent, or the person who has contracted to buy the home, or the estate of the deceased owner. If you are not in any of these categories, you are not eligible to receive a property tax reduction or refund and should not sign this agreement.
Service to be performed: I hereby authorize Tokov Law to file an application/petition and act on my behalf and exclusively represent me in any and all proceedings before Nassau County Assessment Review Commissions and/or Village/City Assessment Review Commissions, and if necessary, a Small Claims Assessment Review of the Supreme Court of Nassau County for a correction of the 2027/2028 assessment. Village/City grievance is for the 2026/2027 taxes, if applicable. Tokov Law will make reasonable efforts to communicate to the owner the terms of any offer or settlement made by Nassau County and/or Village/City, as required by law. I consent to receive future communications from Tokov Law by email, text (SMS), phone and postal mail.
Feeforservice: Tokov Law DOESNOTCHARGEAFEEIFTHEREISNOREDUCTION. If successful, I the undersigned, agree to pay Tokov Law a fee of 40% of the tax savings as a result of the filing of a grievance and/or petition to correct the tentative and/or final assessment for the 2027/2028 Nassau County School/General tax roll and separate 2026/2027 Village/City, if necessary. I understand the savings will be in the form of either reduced 2027/2028 School tax bills and/or 2028 General tax bills, a refund of overpayment and/or credit on a following year’s tax bill. Entire tax savings will be calculated without exemptions using the 2027/2028 School/General tax rates. No comparison will be made to prior tax years. If a separate 2026/2027 Village/City tax grievance filing is required, there will be a fee of 40% of the tax savings for the Village/City taxes. I agree to pay the above stated fees and, if needed, collection and/or attorney’s fees of any amount due. I hereby authorize Tokov Law as my agent to collect and deposit any refund and deduct any outstanding fees, if a refund is issued. If the property is sold, then I will be responsible to pay Tokov Law its fee unless I provide Tokov Law with the new owner’s signed acceptance of this agreement. I agree not to create a duplicate filing. Tokov Law reserves the right to withdraw this application if a duplicate filing is created. If an appeal is required, I agree to pay a non-refundable court-imposed filing fee of $30.
Cancellation: I understand that I am not required to use a tax reduction service in order to file for and/or receive a tax assessment reduction. I further understand that I have the right to cancel this agreement (in writing) within five (5) days of this contract date. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
The undersigned CERTIFIES that they are an aggrieved party within the meaning of the Real Property Tax Law, and hereby authorizes he below representative to file with the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission and perform services as specified above.
Tax Year: 2027/28
Representative Name: Tokov Law
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Property tax grievances are formal requests made by homeowners to challenge their property tax assessments. In Nassau County, this process allows residents to seek reductions in their property taxes by demonstrating that their property has been overvalued or that there are inaccuracies in the assessment records.
Homeowners can file grievances for various reasons, such as changes in the local real estate market, property damage, or discrepancies in property characteristics. Understanding the grounds for filing a grievance is crucial for homeowners looking to navigate this complex process effectively.
To file a property tax grievance in Nassau County, homeowners must meet specific eligibility criteria. Generally, the property must be a one, two, or three-family home used exclusively for residential purposes, and the filer must be the homeowner or an authorized agent.
Additionally, it is important for homeowners to have documentation that supports their claim, such as recent property appraisals or evidence of similar properties being assessed at lower values. Meeting these criteria ensures a smoother grievance process and increases the chances of a favorable outcome.
Completing the property tax grievance form is a straightforward process, but it requires careful attention to detail. Homeowners need to provide accurate personal information, property details, and a signature to authorize Tokov Law to represent them in the grievance proceedings.
To facilitate the process, it is advisable to gather all necessary documents beforehand, including previous tax bills and any relevant correspondence with the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission. This preparation can help streamline the filing and increase the likelihood of a successful grievance.
When filing a property tax grievance with Tokov Law, homeowners should be aware of the service fees involved. The firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning that clients only pay if they achieve tax savings as a result of the grievance filing.
The standard fee is 40% of the tax savings realized, which can include reductions in future tax bills or refunds for overpayments. Understanding this payment structure is essential for homeowners to make informed decisions about pursuing a grievance and to anticipate potential costs involved.