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Property tax appeals can be particularly confusing in Chicagoland because Cook County and the surrounding Collar Counties operate on different property tax billing cycles. If you have moved between jurisdictions, you might have questions about how your property assessment works, or about the time you have to file an appeal if you believe your taxes are too high.

Reveliotis Law, P.C., is here to help. Our attorneys practice exclusively in the areas of property tax law and real estate, and have helped home and business owners in Illinois make sense of property tax bills and identify when they are likely to succeed in an appeal. If your tax bill has risen significantly since last year, contact us for a free consultation.

The counties surrounding Cook County have a different process for assessing properties and appealing the resulting tax bills. Owners have 30 days following the publication of an assessment roll to file an appeal; the Board of Review takes up appeals once the appeal period has closed. Property owners also have the option of appealing an unfavorable decision to the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board or a Circuit Court.

The counties surrounding Cook County have a different process for assessing properties and appealing the resulting tax bills. Owners have 30 days following the publication of an assessment roll to file an appeal; the Board of Review takes up appeals once the appeal period has closed. Property owners also have the option of appealing an unfavorable decision to the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board or a Circuit Court.

Get answers to your questions about tax refunds in Park Ridge and surrounding areas. We offer a no-cost consultation at our Park Ridge office, so you can learn more about your appeal and potential refund options. Schedule your consultation by emailing us or calling 312-239-6430 (800-584-2103 toll free) to speak with an experienced tax reimbursements lawyer.