Nassau County, NY
Paying too much Nassau County property tax?
Let’s find out.
We check your Nassau County property taxes. If they are too high, we file a property tax grievance to bring them down.
Nothing upfront · 25% if we win
Our fee
No reduction, no fee.
Our fee comes out of what you save. If you save nothing, you pay nothing.
Contingency fee
25%†
of the first-year tax savings we win for you
Pay only after we win.
- You pay nothing upfront
- No reduction, no fee
- Nothing is charged until we confirm the result
You see the full terms before you authorize anything.
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Worth knowing
Grieve your property taxes every year. It’s a no-brainer.
Nassau will not lower your number on its own. Someone has to ask.
Asking is safe. Your number can go down or stay the same. It cannot go up because you asked.
Check your homeTiming
What happens each year.
Tap any step to read it.
You sign up with us to appeal your taxes. You have nothing to lose.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is a property tax grievance?
It is the application you file to ask Nassau County to lower the assessed value it has on your home. Your tax bill is that assessment multiplied by your district's rate, so a lower assessment means a lower bill. People call it a grievance, an appeal, or a challenge; they all mean the same filing.
Which homeowners can hire us?
Owners of one- to three-family homes in Nassau County. We check that your property qualifies before we take the case.
Can filing raise my taxes?
No. The county can lower your assessment or leave it where it is. It cannot raise your assessment because you filed.
Do I pay upfront?
No. We charge 25% of the first-year tax savings we win for you, and if we win nothing you owe nothing. We invoice once the county confirms a reduction, never before. Pay only after we win.
Can you guarantee a reduction?
No. The county's review commission decides every case, so we quote a range rather than a single number. No firm can promise a result.
Why check every year?
A win does not stay won. Nassau can put an old value back on next year's roll, so we compare each new roll against your last result and tell you when it is worth filing again.
Areas we serve
We file across Nassau County.
Nassau County assesses homes in the Towns of Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, and one commission hears every appeal. Find your village for the county’s own figures on it.