An important note to consider today as Jackson County's war against home owners persists . . .
TAX FIGHTER PRESTON SMITH SHARES AN IMPRESSIVE LOOK AT PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT HIKES THROUGHOUT JACKSON COUNTY!!!
Here's a quick guide to the data amid a process that seems slapdash & busted at best . . .
The red areas are where the Assessment Dept has increased the parcel values by more than 100% from 2021 to 2023. This is an area around Benton Blvd in the middle, Emanuel Cleaver Blvd to the south, and 71 Highway on the west.
The yellow parcels increased by 21% to 50%. Orange is an increase of 50-75% and darker orange 75-100%.
The dark green indicate only a 0-10% increase and the light green colors are a market value reduction.
The other neighborhood is where the million dollar homes are with State Line Rd to the west, 56 Highway to the north, and Brookside Blvd to the east. KCTV5 had already spotted this area around 57th St as where the Million dollar homes had low increases (that is the 3rd graphic).
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .
KCTV5 Investigates: How does Jackson County tax the rich?
About 43,800 property owners are challenging their assessments, about 14.6% of Jackson County.
Data expert challenges Jackson County's claim that property values raised 30%, says his analysis shows it's even higher
Jackson County has been telling homeowners assessments raised 30% on average across the county. Data expert Preston Smith says that's an understatement. He recently got county data and did his own analysis...
Monday deadline looms for Jackson County homeowners seeking property-valuation appeal
The deadline for Jackson County taxpayers to appeal their property assessments is Monday, but not all of the more than 40,000 residents to appeal their valuation this year are happy with the outcome.
Jackson County Assessor's office posts Saturday hours for final days of property tax appeals
Assessment representatives will be available to help property owners file their appeals.
Developing . . .
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