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Can I use an appraisal to appeal my property taxes in Kentucky?
Yes. Owners who disagree with their assessment typically start with a conference with the county PVA during the annual inspection period and can then appeal to the county Board of Assessment Appeals. A current appraisal with sales comparable to your property is strong evidence. Deadlines are short and set each year, so check the PVA's dates [confirm current-year schedule with your county PVA].
Answer by Scott D. Kelley, Kentucky Certified General Appraiser #4265. General information, not legal advice or an appraisal of any property.
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