Nebraska (NE)
| Official State Website | |||
| http://nebraska.gov | |||
| Capital | Lincoln | Largest City | Omaha |
How to Appeal Property Taxes in Nebraska
Protests must be filed between June 1 and June 30 of each year. Important factors to consider when filing a protest include: v The protest must be signed and filed with the county clerk on or before June 30. (If June 30 falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the protest will be considered timely filed if submitted in person or postmarked on the next business day.) v Each protest must contain a written statement of why the requested change in assessment should be made, and also include a description of the real property. v A protest will be dismissed if the protest is not filed by June 30, a written statement of the reasons for the protest is not provided, or the protest does not contain a description of the property. v If protesting multiple parcels of real property, a separate protest must be filed for each parcel. v By filing a protest, the assessed value of your property may be increased if the county board of equalization finds that your property was undervalued by the county assessor.