Michigan Tax Tribunal - Property Tax Matter Appeal

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Property Tax Matter Appeal

A property tax matter appeal is an appeal relating to the assessment of real or personal property under the state's property tax laws. Property tax matter appeals include, but are not limited to, appeals relating to the valuation of property, the levying of a special assessment, the uncapping of a property's taxable value, and the denial of a principal residence, qualified agricultural, or poverty exemption. See TTR 101(k).


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•	How long will it take to get a decision on my appeal?
•	What if I settle my case before the hearing?
•	How do I withdraw my appeal?
•	What if I can't attend the hearing on the date on which it is scheduled?
•	How can I prove that my property's assessed and taxable values are too high?