Unappealing Property Tax Statement? Let’s Appeal. File by April 30, 2025.
By now, you have likely received your property tax statement for this year and next year. In 2025, the property tax levies for cities are supposed to increase 8.8% from 2024 due to the unappealing part of a higher property valuation. As a result, an appeal of the increased valuation may be in order.
In Minnesota, anyone with an interest in real property is entitled to file a property tax appeal, often referred to as a petition, to contest the county’s tax assessed valuation for taxing purposes. If there is adequate support that the value of your property has been overstated, you may be able to reduce the resulting tax obligation. To appeal the property taxes you owe this year, an appeal must be filed on or before April 30th of the year in which the taxes are owed. For example, property taxes payable in 2025, which were set on January 2, 2024, must be appealed on or before April 30, 2025.
If you believe that your property’s assessed value is higher than it should be, or is unequally valued in relation to nearby properties, please do not hesitate to contact Mike Etmund or Madeleine Brase, attorneys with Moss & Barnett.
Michael T. Etmund
612-877-5309
Mike.Etmund@lawmoss.com
Madeleine F. Brase
612-877-55316
Madeleine.Brase@lawmoss.com