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  Tax Appeals




Schoenber g Finkel
Newman & Rosenber g, LLC
Home Sweet Home --
As a buyer sees it --
As a lender sees it --
As an appraiser sees it
--
As the Assessor Sees it --
TAX =
    ASSESSED VALUE
            X
     EQUALIZATION
        FACTOR
            X
       TAX RATE
Equalization Factor
 Also called the
 “Multiplier”
 makes actual level of
 assessment 33%
 based on sales ratio
 studies
Transfer Tax Declaration

 Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR)
   compares assessments to actual sales
   prices
 e.g. 333,333 assessed value
         ÷ $1,000,000 sale
         = 33% assessment level

           SO MULTIPLIER = 1
If level of assessment too low,
    (less than 33%)
        then multiplier > 1

If level of assessment too high,
    (more than 33%)
       then multiplier < 1


If level of assessment just   right ,
    (equals 33%)
       then multiplier = 1
Tax Rate =

           tax levy
               ÷
 Total Assessed Value of all
            property
        in tax district
If you reduce your assessment,

       Don’t brag !
the tax burden if shifted to everyone
  else . . .
PTELL –
5% CAP ON TAX RATE
INCREASES
Property
Tax
Extension
Limitation
law
Assessed Value =
        33% of market value


Unless . . .
 you live in
       Cook County
Cook County is
Special !
 Commercial property
      assessed value =
            25% of market value


 Residential / vacant property
      assessed value =
            10% of market value
Illinois Constitution
Article IX –
       highest property
         classification
  Cannot exceed 2-1∕2 times
     lowest classification
      (e.g. 10% x 2.5 = 25%)
Exemptions --
  Homeowners
  Senior Citizens
  Senior Freeze
  Home Improvement
  Long-time homeowner
  Disabled person
  Disabled Veteran
  Returning Veteran
Lack of Uniformity
Illinois Constitution Article
  IX
  -- Right to
     Uniformity of
  Assessment
Assessment Equity
       Comparison Table
                                                                                  MV
                                                                                   of
                                                        Area       Improvemen   building    Distance
                       Address           Age   Class   (Sq. Ft.)        t AV    (Sq. Ft.)    (miles)
09-21-404-030   1334 Lundergan Avenue    47    2-34     1,667        38,965      $146         1.17
09-22-111-004     1433 Good Avenue       47    2-34     1,585        37,668      $149         1.10
09-27-210-056    1701 Marvin Parkway     48    2-34     1,598        38,973      $152         0.36
09-27-211-017    807 Wilkinson Parkway   52    2-34     1,580        38,267      $153         0.02
09-26-116-040   640 N Greenwood Avenue   43    2-34     1,438        35,407      $154         0.65
09-27-211-016    809 Wilkinson Parkway   47    2-34     1,596        39,950      $156         0.02

  Average                                                                        $152

   Subject
    Property


09-27-210-xxx     Wilkinson Parkway      45    2-34     1,428        39,451      $173
Sample Calculations --
Sq. Ft. of Building:                    1,428

Average Improvement
Market Value of Comparables:       x     $ 152 per Sq. Ft.

Correct Improvement
   Market Value:               $       217,056

 –    Rate of Assessment:          x      16 %



Correct Improvement
 –             Assessment:             34,729

Land Assessment:               +        9,621

Correct Total Assessment:               44,350
Valuation

 Cost Approach
 Income Capitalization
  Approach
 Sales Comparison
  Approach
Income Approach
Market Value =

    Net Income
          ÷
             Capitalization Rate
Sample Capitalization
   Analysis
  $118,236     Potential Gross Income (PGI)
- 11,824       Vacancy Factor (10% of PGI)
   106,412     Effective Gross Income (EGI)
- 42,648       Average Expenses (40% of EGI)
     63,764    Net Income
÷     .1368    9% Capitalization Rate plus tax load **
  $466,111     Market Value
x       22%
    102,544    Assessed Value

  ** tax load = (level of assessment)(tax rate)(multiplier)
Sales comparison
o   Proximity / Location
o   Style of Construction
o   Size (Above Ground Living Area)
o   Age
o   Land Area
o   Features
      o   Fireplaces
      o   Garage Spaces
      o   Pool
      o   Deck or Patio, etc.
Appraisers
 SRA (certified residential appraiser)
 SRPA (more advanced appraiser)

 MAI (member of appraisal institute /
         highest demarcation)

   Appraisers are capable of adjusting for
    differences between subject property
    and
    comparable properties
research tools:

   Government websites
   Assessor’s office
   Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
   Private websites (e.g. Zillow)
The Appeal Process
 Assessor

 Board of Review
    (aka Supervisor of
 Assessments)
 Property Tax Appeal Board

 Circuit Court
Taxpayers
Beware !
•   Board of Review appeals are generally
    due within 30 days of notice of
    reassessment
•   By the time you receive your tax bill
    it is too late !
Assessor
Qualifications

Frankfort Township
 Assessor:
     Joseph Kral, C.I.A.O.
CIAO !
C.I.A.O.     means
Certified Illinois Assessment
 Officer

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Real Estate Tax Appeals: Schoenberg, Finkel, Newman and Rosenberg, LLC

  • 1. Real Estate Tax Appeals Schoenber g Finkel Newman & Rosenber g, LLC
  • 3. As a buyer sees it --
  • 4. As a lender sees it --
  • 5. As an appraiser sees it --
  • 6. As the Assessor Sees it --
  • 7. TAX = ASSESSED VALUE X EQUALIZATION FACTOR X TAX RATE
  • 8. Equalization Factor  Also called the “Multiplier”  makes actual level of assessment 33%  based on sales ratio studies
  • 9. Transfer Tax Declaration Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) compares assessments to actual sales prices e.g. 333,333 assessed value ÷ $1,000,000 sale = 33% assessment level SO MULTIPLIER = 1
  • 10. If level of assessment too low, (less than 33%) then multiplier > 1 If level of assessment too high, (more than 33%) then multiplier < 1 If level of assessment just right , (equals 33%) then multiplier = 1
  • 11. Tax Rate = tax levy ÷ Total Assessed Value of all property in tax district
  • 12. If you reduce your assessment, Don’t brag ! the tax burden if shifted to everyone else . . .
  • 13. PTELL – 5% CAP ON TAX RATE INCREASES Property Tax Extension Limitation law
  • 14. Assessed Value = 33% of market value Unless . . . you live in Cook County
  • 15. Cook County is Special ! Commercial property assessed value = 25% of market value Residential / vacant property assessed value = 10% of market value
  • 16. Illinois Constitution Article IX – highest property classification Cannot exceed 2-1∕2 times lowest classification (e.g. 10% x 2.5 = 25%)
  • 17. Exemptions --  Homeowners  Senior Citizens  Senior Freeze  Home Improvement  Long-time homeowner  Disabled person  Disabled Veteran  Returning Veteran
  • 18. Lack of Uniformity Illinois Constitution Article IX -- Right to Uniformity of Assessment
  • 19. Assessment Equity Comparison Table MV of Area Improvemen building Distance Address Age Class (Sq. Ft.) t AV (Sq. Ft.) (miles) 09-21-404-030 1334 Lundergan Avenue 47 2-34 1,667 38,965 $146 1.17 09-22-111-004 1433 Good Avenue 47 2-34 1,585 37,668 $149 1.10 09-27-210-056 1701 Marvin Parkway 48 2-34 1,598 38,973 $152 0.36 09-27-211-017 807 Wilkinson Parkway 52 2-34 1,580 38,267 $153 0.02 09-26-116-040 640 N Greenwood Avenue 43 2-34 1,438 35,407 $154 0.65 09-27-211-016 809 Wilkinson Parkway 47 2-34 1,596 39,950 $156 0.02 Average $152 Subject Property 09-27-210-xxx Wilkinson Parkway 45 2-34 1,428 39,451 $173
  • 20. Sample Calculations -- Sq. Ft. of Building: 1,428 Average Improvement Market Value of Comparables: x $ 152 per Sq. Ft. Correct Improvement Market Value: $ 217,056 – Rate of Assessment: x 16 % Correct Improvement – Assessment: 34,729 Land Assessment: + 9,621 Correct Total Assessment: 44,350
  • 21. Valuation  Cost Approach  Income Capitalization Approach  Sales Comparison Approach
  • 22. Income Approach Market Value = Net Income ÷ Capitalization Rate
  • 23. Sample Capitalization Analysis $118,236 Potential Gross Income (PGI) - 11,824 Vacancy Factor (10% of PGI) 106,412 Effective Gross Income (EGI) - 42,648 Average Expenses (40% of EGI) 63,764 Net Income ÷ .1368 9% Capitalization Rate plus tax load ** $466,111 Market Value x 22% 102,544 Assessed Value ** tax load = (level of assessment)(tax rate)(multiplier)
  • 24. Sales comparison o Proximity / Location o Style of Construction o Size (Above Ground Living Area) o Age o Land Area o Features o Fireplaces o Garage Spaces o Pool o Deck or Patio, etc.
  • 25. Appraisers  SRA (certified residential appraiser)  SRPA (more advanced appraiser)  MAI (member of appraisal institute / highest demarcation)  Appraisers are capable of adjusting for differences between subject property and comparable properties
  • 26. research tools:  Government websites  Assessor’s office  Multiple Listing Service (MLS)  Private websites (e.g. Zillow)
  • 27. The Appeal Process  Assessor  Board of Review (aka Supervisor of Assessments)  Property Tax Appeal Board  Circuit Court
  • 28. Taxpayers Beware ! • Board of Review appeals are generally due within 30 days of notice of reassessment • By the time you receive your tax bill it is too late !
  • 30. CIAO ! C.I.A.O. means Certified Illinois Assessment Officer