It is used by Indiana taxpayers to initiate an appeal of a property tax assessment with their county assessor and property tax assessment board.
You must file within 45 days after receiving the notice of assessment change or before the tax bill due date, whichever is later.
File no later than 45 days after the mailing date of the tax bill or by May 15 of the following year, whichever is earlier.
Section I requires the property’s parcel or key number, owner’s contact information and a brief statement of the issues being appealed.
A regular appeal challenges an assessment; a correction‑of‑error appeal corrects clerical or mathematical errors and must be filed within three years of the assessment date.
Include a summary of facts, comparable assessments, appraisal reports or other documents supporting your requested assessment value.
The local assessor or Property Tax Assessment Board of Appeals will schedule a hearing to review your appeal and notify you of the outcome.
PTABOA hears and decides property assessment appeals; if you disagree with its determination, you may further appeal to the Indiana Board of Tax Review.
