Utah County, Utah has a typical appeal process. Their process is as follow -- Assessed valuation has an effective date of January 1st. That means that the valuation of your property for the current year is based on what the county values your property as of January 1st of that year -- According to Utah County, “If you believe that the assessed market value of your property is incorrect, you may appeal to the Utah County Board of Equalization by filing an Appeal (online, mail, or email) with the Utah County Auditor at 111 S. University Ave, Provo, UT 84601.”
In Utah County appeals typically need to be filed before September 15th. Late valuation appeals may be filed after September 15th, but before March 31st of the following year.
If you would like information regarding filing an appeal, please contact our appraisal firm. We have prepared numerous appraisals for tax appeals over the past 30 plus years that we have been in business. We are happy to explain the differences between the county’s appraisal process known as “Ad Valorem” and the market-based appraisal process that is generally employed for individual homes, businesses or land. We can give you guidance and walk you through the steps in preparing your appeal.
Note that the certified appraisal prepared by us will not advocate for your position. The appraisal provided will be a non-biased and credible estimate of market value with all supporting documentation.
