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Court ruling allows private appraisals to be used in tax disputes
The Ohio Supreme Court says the state's tax comissioner can't prevent them from being considered 
by WKSU's ANNA STAVER


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Anna Staver
 

The Ohio Supreme Court has decided that property owners can submit their own appraisals during disputes with the state.

Attorney Steve Dimengo helped argue the case, and says the unanimous ruling clears up ambiguity in a law allowing Ohio’s tax commissioner to reject appraisals before the Board of Tax Appeals looks at them. That’s the board that hears disputes between Ohioans and the tax commissioner when they disagree on the taxable value of property.

Dimengo explains

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Since the recession, Dimengo says he’s seen properties in Northeast Ohio re-appraised for up to 70 percent less than their previous value.

 
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