FrequentlyAskedQuestions
Equity (“My equalized assessed value is greater than
comparableproperesinmyneighborhood.”)
Please note that the state Property Tax Appeal Board has
consistently ruled that the amount of taxes paid or
percentage of change in value from one year to the next is
notavalidbasisforanappeal.
Q: WhencanIfileanassessmentcomplaintwiththeBoardof
Review?
A: By state law, assessment complaints for a township may be
filedupto30daysaerareassessmentnoceispublishedin
a local newspaper.You can receive an e‐mail noce of the
publicaon of a township assessment roll by vising
KaneCountyAssessments.org, selecng the “subscribe” link,
andenteringyoure‐mailaddress.
Q: HowcanIcomparetheassessedvalueofmypropertytothe
assessedvaluesofsimilarhomesinmyarea?
A: You have the right to inspect the township assessor’s
records, which contain assessed values as well as other
informaon.You may inspect the records for any parcel of
property, as well as the records for your own property,
subjecttoreasonableregulaonssetforthbylocalofficials.
Q: WillIbenofiedifmyassessmentisgoingtobeincreased?
A: Bystatelaw,nocesofallassessmentchangesarepublished
inalocalnewspaper.Also,iftheTownshipAssessorchanges
your assessment, the County Supervisor of Assessments will
mail you an addional nocevia U.S. Mail sent tothe same
address where your tax bill is sent. Addionally, you can
automacally receive e‐mail noficaon of assessment roll
publicaon by vising us on the web at
KaneCountyAssessments.org, selecng “subscribe”, and
enteringyoure‐mailaddress.