Connecticut Property Tax Revaluations Underway

There are several large municipalities, such as Norwalk, conducting 2023 revaluations, and assessed values are expected to rise 10% or more in some cases. The notices of value are generally issued in November and December of the revaluation year. Once the revaluation notices are issued, there is usually a short, informal period (about a week or two) to review the assessment before the list is finalized for the issuance of tax bills. The appeal deadline is February 20 of the year following the revaluation (i.e., for the 2023 Grand List Revaluation, the formal appeal deadline will be February 20, 2024), unless the town extends the deadline 30 days.

Cities/towns or municipalities undergoing 2023 revaluations in Connecticut include:

Don’t risk an increase in your 2023 property taxes because of a missed appeal deadline. The local experts at Ryan can assist with navigating the Connecticut appeal process and have a proven history of successfully reducing property tax assessments by ensuring properties are accurately assessed.

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