SPRINGFIELD, NJ—Understanding the key valuation ratios plays a critical role in determining when a property tax assessment should be appealed, Springfield attorney Daniel Kanoff tells GlobeSt.com exclusively.
In the second part of a two-part Q&A, Kanoff describes how tax appeal attorneys calculate the “upper limit value” for a property to decide whether the tax assessment is reasonable.
Kanoff, an associate at Springfield-based Blau & Blau, which specializes in property tax appeals, was named a "Rising Star" by New Jersey Super Lawyers magazine in 2014, one of a handful of attorneys under 40 with 10 or less years' experience who have been awarded the title.
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