33 articles tagged with “appeal”
Your 2026 Indiana property tax bill is due May 10, but the appeal deadline is June 15. File Form 130 on time and Indiana Code 6-1.1-15-10 lets you pay on the prior year's assessment while your appeal is pending. Here's exactly how to trigger the protection.
Your county PTABOA denied your property tax appeal, or hasn't ruled after 180 days. The Indiana Board of Tax Review takes the case from here. A guide to IBTR jurisdiction, the POPLAR filing system, hearing formats, and what February 2026 decisions reveal about what's winning this cycle.
Indiana 2026 Form 11 assessment notices mail April 28. You have until June 15 to appeal. Here's exactly what to check, how to evaluate it, and when to file Form 130.
Marion County 2026 Form 11 notices mail April 28. Indianapolis owners face the largest AV jumps in years. Township assessor contacts, PTABOA process, and June 15 deadline.
Marion County added roughly $2 billion in assessed value to apartment complexes in 2026 after DLGF increased base rates. Appeal deadline is June 15. Here's what changed and what to do about it.
Marion County added $5.5B in assessed value across 12,000 commercial and industrial parcels for 2026 — average +27%, median +18%. Appeal deadline June 15. Here's what to do.
Porter County Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Valparaiso, Chesterton, and Portage owners face DLGF cost-table pressure, lakeshore land moves, and a June 15 appeal deadline.
Madison County Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April 2026. Anderson, Pendleton, and Elwood owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a tax base still adjusting from the GM era.
Johnson County 2026 Form 11 notices are arriving. Greenwood, Franklin, and Bargersville owners face another round of AV growth. Appeal deadlines, township contacts, and what to check.
Delaware County 2026 Form 11 notices reach Muncie owners by mid-May. Ball State's footprint, the DLGF cost-table reset, and how to file a Form 130 by the June deadline.
Vigo County 2026 Form 11 notices mail by mid-April. Terre Haute owners face the DLGF cost-table reset. Filing windows, township checks, and Form 130 logistics.
How to appeal your Indiana property tax assessment in 2026. Form 130 filing deadlines, evidence requirements, PTABOA procedures, and tips for a successful appeal.
Wayne County Richmond owners face a 2026 reassessment cycle layered on top of a long industrial decline. Cost-tables reset; obsolescence arguments matter. June 15 appeal.
Grant County Marion owners face a 2026 reassessment cycle with cost-table updates layered on a post-industrial property base. Taylor University, $300 SB 1 credit, June 15 appeal.
Marshall County's cyclical reassessment touches roughly 25% of parcels each year. Plymouth, Bremen, and Bourbon owners should expect uneven 2026 Form 11 movement.
Lawrence County Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Bedford, Mitchell, and the limestone belt face a DLGF cost-table reset against a low-rate, value-stable tax base.
Jackson County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Seymour, Brownstown, and Crothersville owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a working manufacturing tax base.
Henry County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. New Castle, Knightstown, and Middletown owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a low-rate, value-stable base.
Putnam County 2026 assessments hit Greencastle homeowners and DePauw-adjacent landlords this spring. The cost-table reset, exempt-property edge cases, and appeal logistics.
Huntington County's 2025-2026 cyclical reassessment covers Jefferson, Salamonie, Wayne townships and part of Huntington City. Form 11 in late April; June 15 appeals.
Jay County Portland and rural ag owners face the 2026 DLGF $2,120/acre base rate plus SB 1 homestead changes. Form 11 in mid-April; June 15 appeal deadline.
Jefferson County Madison owners face a 2026 cycle with 133-block historic district nuance, Ohio River frontage, plus SB 1 homestead changes. June 15 appeal deadline.
Jennings County Vernon and rural owners face the 2026 cost-table reset and SB 1 homestead changes. 0.63% effective rate, $300 supplemental credit, June 15 appeal.
LaGrange County's large Amish community, mixed-use farms, and small-town homesteads face the 2026 reassessment. $2,120/acre base rate, SB 1 changes, June 15 appeal.
Martin County Shoals owners face the 2026 cycle with Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center as the largest federal employer. 0.57% effective rate, SB 1 changes, June 15 appeal.
Perry County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Tell City, Cannelton, and Troy owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a low-rate, river-economy tax base.
Pike County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Petersburg, Winslow, and the SW Indiana coal belt face the DLGF cost-table reset on a contracting tax base.
Posey County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Mount Vernon, New Harmony, and Poseyville owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a river-economy tax base.
Pulaski County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Winamac and Francesville owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a farmland-dominant tax base.
Randolph County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Winchester, Union City, and Farmland owners face the DLGF cost-table reset on a farmland-heavy tax base.
Ripley County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Versailles, Batesville, and Osgood owners face DLGF cost-table pressure on a rural southeast Indiana base.
Rush County 2026 Form 11 notices arrive in mid-April. Rushville and the surrounding central Indiana farmland face DLGF cost-table pressure on a low-rate base.
Wells County 2026 Form 11 notices reach Bluffton owners by mid-April. The cost-table reset, NE Indiana farmland, and how PTABOA appeals work in a small ag-driven county.