Commercial Property Tax Appeals — All 50 States
Office, retail, industrial, multifamily, and special-purpose buildings are frequently over-assessed — and the dollars at stake dwarf a typical home. Select your state for how commercial assessments work, who carries the burden of proof, the filing deadline, and the mechanic that decides most appeals.
Valued on income
Leased commercial property is valued by capitalizing net operating income. A soft rent roll, rising vacancy, or a market correction can push value — and your tax bill — down.
Higher stakes, higher ratios
Many states assess commercial at a higher level than homes — so an inflated value costs more, and correcting it saves more, often for multiple years.
The burden is on the owner
In most states the owner must prove the assessment is too high. The case lives or dies on the evidence — which is exactly what we build and file.
How we work on commercial
We pull the assessment, build the valuation case (income approach plus comparable sales), prepare the authorization, and file the appeal with the board. Our fee is 20% of the first-year tax savings — only if we win, nothing upfront. A commercial reduction typically holds for multiple years, and you keep the savings in years two and beyond. You can always file yourself for free; we're the done-for-you option.
Commercial guides by state
Each guide covers the assessment basis, burden of proof, filing deadline, and the key appeal mechanic for that state.
Alabama
ALCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Alaska
AKCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Arizona
AZCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Arkansas
ARCommercial appeal guide & deadline
California
CACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Colorado
COCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Connecticut
CTCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Delaware
DECommercial appeal guide & deadline
District of Columbia
DCCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Florida
FLCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Georgia
GACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Hawaii
HICommercial appeal guide & deadline
Idaho
IDCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Illinois
ILCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Indiana
INCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Iowa
IACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Kansas
KSCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Kentucky
KYCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Louisiana
LACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Maine
MECommercial appeal guide & deadline
Maryland
MDCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Massachusetts
MACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Michigan
MICommercial appeal guide & deadline
Minnesota
MNCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Mississippi
MSCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Missouri
MOCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Montana
MTCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Nebraska
NECommercial appeal guide & deadline
Nevada
NVCommercial appeal guide & deadline
New Hampshire
NHCommercial appeal guide & deadline
New Jersey
NJCommercial appeal guide & deadline
New Mexico
NMCommercial appeal guide & deadline
New York
NYCommercial appeal guide & deadline
North Carolina
NCCommercial appeal guide & deadline
North Dakota
NDCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Ohio
OHCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Oklahoma
OKCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Oregon
ORCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Pennsylvania
PACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Rhode Island
RICommercial appeal guide & deadline
South Carolina
SCCommercial appeal guide & deadline
South Dakota
SDCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Tennessee
TNCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Texas
TXCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Utah
UTCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Vermont
VTCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Virginia
VACommercial appeal guide & deadline
Washington
WACommercial appeal guide & deadline
West Virginia
WVCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Wisconsin
WICommercial appeal guide & deadline
Wyoming
WYCommercial appeal guide & deadline
Assessment ratios, class rates, and deadlines are set by statute and can change year to year. Always verify current figures and dates with your county assessor or clerk of the board before filing. TaxedFairly is a product of WebLab LLC.