Table of Contents The Georgia Tax Landscape Temporary Relief Arrives in 2026 Homeowners Can Save Even More on Their Taxes O’Connor is Here to Serve Georgia Taxpayers Georgia, and especially Atlanta, is experiencing meteoric growth in both the population and the economy. Thanks to a growing and diverse economy, Georgia is seeing an influx of … Read more
Property Taxes
Tax Preparation Checklist for Georgia Property Owners
Table of Contents Property Tax Returns for Real Property Personal Property Returns Filing Exemptions Property Valuation Freezes Gathering Evidence for Appeals O’Connor is Here to Help 2026 is off to a roaring start, and as things finally begin to warm up, the people of Georgia have a lot to get ready for. While property taxes … Read more
The Attorney Engagement Letter and Other Documentation – Key Factors in the Success of Your Illinois Appeal
Table of Contents Attorney Engagement Letter Who can Sign an Attorney Engagement Letter? Kieta Law Signing the O’Connor Service Agreement O’Connor Brings Clarity and Transparency to the Process Finding success with your Illinois property tax appeal takes time and effort, but with the highest property taxes in the nation, fighting your assessment is almost always … Read more
Nassau County Grievance Deadline is Set for March 31, 2026
Table of Contents The Nassau Tentative Assessment Roll The Market Value of Homes in Nassau County Jumped 5.7% Nassau County Deadline Extended to March 31 Building Your Grievance Case O’Connor is Here to Help You Grieve Your Taxes Nassau County is blessed with some of the most desirable real estate in the nation and cursed … Read more
New Possible New York City Property Tax Hike of 10% Demonstrates Why Businesses Should Explore Tax Reduction
Table of Contents The Proposed Tax Raise Commercial Real Estate Acts as NYC’s Piggy Bank The Taxable Value of Businesses is Already Climbing Commercial Property Owners can Lower Their Taxes and Values with Appeals Cost Segregation Handles Other Tax Issues for Businesses New York City Appeal Deadline is March 1, 2026 O’Connor Helps with Commercial … Read more
Nassau County Granted Rare Grievance Extension That Moves Deadline to March 31, 2026
Table of Contents Why are Taxes so High in Nassau County? How Grievances Help Lower Your Tax Bill Grieving Nassau County Commercial Properties O’Connor is Ready to Assist You in All Facets Nassau County ranks as one of the top areas in the nation when it comes to property taxes, rivaled by fellow Long Island … Read more
New York City Begins the Tax Year with the Tentative Tax Roll
Table of Contents What Are Tentative Property Appraisal Rolls? Vital Information to Keep in Mind NYC Saw Rapid Growth in Property Value for Homes and Businesses NYC Property Tax Appeal Deadlines O’Connor Specializes in NYC Commercial Appeals New York City remains the epicenter of the world’s economy and continues to be one of the most … Read more
The Deadline to Appeal New York City Commercial Property is March 1, 2026
Table of Contents NYC Commercial Properties in the Crosshairs Class 2 Properties Face Unique Challenges New York City Commercial Appeals are Complex and Time-Consuming Annual Appeals are Key for Protecting Your Bottom Line The March 1, 2026, Deadline is Approaching Fast O’Connor can Partner with You on Appeals When it comes to pure value, New … Read more
Delayed Property Tax Payments Complicate Pension Woes in Chicago
Table of Contents Pension Shortcomings are an Ancient and Systemic Issue Chicago Advanced Pension Payments After effects of Delayed Property Taxes Keep Spiraling The Chicago Budget Crisis The Impact on Future Assessments and Tax Bills O’Connor has Your Back As we wrote earlier, the pension crisis across Illinois is an anchor around the neck of … Read more
Georgia Legislators Aim to Lower Property Taxes by Ending Opt-Outs
Table of Contents Property Tax Debate Takes Over the Nation Earlier Loophole Fix Could Give the Blueprint The Failed 2024 Property Tax Cap 2025 Proposed Legislation Could End Opt-Out More Changes Could be on the Horizon O’Connor is Here to Help in a Changing Landscape As 2026 begins, legislators from both parties in Georgia have … Read more









