Property tax guide
Philadelphia County homeowners can use assessment reviews, comparable sales, and available exemptions to challenge over-assessments. Start with a fast savings check, then get a ready-to-file packet for your local assessor.
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Your assessment may be higher than the current market supports, or you may be missing exemptions that reduce taxable value. Lower Property Tax reviews the property, compares available market data, and prepares a packet you can print, sign, and mail.
Local property tax update
Philadelphia homeowners should review property characteristics, exemptions, and recent neighborhood sales carefully.
For Philadelphia County, compare your property against homes in the same local market whenever possible instead of relying only on broad Pennsylvania trends.
What affects your bill
Local property tax bills are driven by assessed value, the tax rate, exemption eligibility, and county appeal rules. Comparable sales and property condition issues may help support a lower assessment.
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FAQ
Our preliminary model estimates an average annual bill of about $4,122. Your actual bill depends on your assessment, exemptions, millage/tax rate, and local rules.
Yes. Lower Property Tax uses a flat packet price and you keep 100% of any property tax savings.
You receive a ready-to-file assessment appeal packet with comparable property data, mailing instructions, and next steps. Print, sign, and mail.
County assessor
Use the county assessor, property appraiser, appraisal district, or assessment office to review public property records, assessment notices, exemption rules, and local appeal instructions.
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Enter your address and see your preliminary annual savings estimate.
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