What is the tax appeal process? The tax appeal is your legal right to protect you from undue or unfair taxation and provides a means for you to receive proper representation before the taxing authorities.

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 Why do I need to appeal my property tax assessment?
If your property value declined for any reason then you should review your tax assessments.
 What is the tax appeal process?
The tax appeal is your legal right to protect you from undue or unfair taxation and provides a
means for you to receive proper representation before the taxing authorities.
 How long will it take?
It all depends on when you decide to investigate the possibilities of reducing your property
taxes. The sooner the taxpayer begins the process the better. There are annual deadlines and
once they are missed there is no recourse for excessive property taxes. California Revenue and
Taxation codes state that the county has to resolve an assessment appeal within 2 years.
 What is RPR's role in the process?
RPR is a professional firm and represents the taxpayer before the various taxing authorities.
We are assigned by the taxpayer to handle all aspects in investigating, consulting and taking
the proper actions to reduce one of the largest expenses property owners face, property taxes.
 What do you need from me?
Initially all we need is for you to request a no-cost assessment appeal review from RPR to
determine the size and scope of your property tax savings. Complete the (5) simple questions
below and allow 3 – 5 business days for your no-cost review.
1.) Assessor’s Parcel Numbers
Assessor parcel numbers are very helpful for an accurate review but are not required to submit for review.
2.) Physical Property Address / City, Zip Code
3.) Tax Payer’s Opinion of Property Value
4.) Contact Name & Phone
5.) Contact Email
If our review determines there is a Tax Savings…!
You pay a Flat Fee of $299.00
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