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AppealMyTax

Checks property tax overassessment and prepares a ready-to-file protest packet.

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ABOUT THE PRODUCT

About AppealMyTax

AppealMyTax helps homeowners check whether their property taxes may be too high and, if they choose to appeal, generates a protest kit that is ready to file. The site says users can check an address for free, without signup or a credit card, and see a sample protest kit before paying.

The service is built around publicly verifiable county appraisal data. It currently offers instant lookup in Colorado, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Texas, with full appeal guides for all 51 states and DC. The homepage emphasizes that each result is based on real county records and includes comparable sales used to estimate whether a property is over-assessed.

If a homeowner decides to proceed, the paid option is a flat $49 one-time protest kit. According to the site, the kit includes a pre-filled protest form, five comparable sales, and county-specific filing instructions. Users review the PDF and submit it themselves on the county website before the deadline. The company says this lets homeowners keep 100% of any savings, rather than paying a recurring percentage fee.

The product is designed for homeowners who want a lower-cost, data-backed way to appeal property taxes without doing all of the research manually. It also highlights county-level analysis, sample reports, and state-by-state guidance as part of the workflow.

Key features:
- Free address check with no signup required
- Searches 22.7M property records across 7 states
- Uses real public county appraisal records and comparable sales
- Generates a pre-filled protest form and filing instructions
- Includes five comparable sales in the protest kit
- Offers state guides, deadlines, and appeal-board information
- Provides a sample protest kit and sample report before purchase

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