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Mark Schreier
Licensed Realtor
(516)263-9094
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Are Nassau County Property Taxes Going Down?
Are Nassau County Property Taxes Going Down?
Nassau County finally got on the band wagon and agreed to reduce the assessed value on the majority of properties in the county for the years 2010/2011. However just because your assessed value goes down doesn't mean your yearly tax bill will be reduced. According to the Nassau County Department Of Assessment http://www.mynassauproperty.com/ for the 2009 tax year county taxes only accounted for 17.3% of your tax burden. Town and village, city & special district taxes make up 20% and school taxes 62.7% The amount of taxes in dollars the local government collects from you is based on it's expenses, divided by your assessed value. So when local government expenses go up the burden is divided according to your assessed value. The higher your assessed value the more of the pie you will be responsible to pay. So yes even if your assessed value goes down your yearly tax bill can go up. If you would like to challenge the county market value of your home, your property tax classification or exemption status, you may file an application for correction of assessment at www.nassaucountyny.gov/arc between January 2, 2009 and March 2, 2009 or by calling the assessment department at 516 571-1050.
Mark Schreier ,LSA
http://www.toplirealtor.com/
Nassau County finally got on the band wagon and agreed to reduce the assessed value on the majority of properties in the county for the years 2010/2011. However just because your assessed value goes down doesn't mean your yearly tax bill will be reduced. According to the Nassau County Department Of Assessment http://www.mynassauproperty.com/ for the 2009 tax year county taxes only accounted for 17.3% of your tax burden. Town and village, city & special district taxes make up 20% and school taxes 62.7% The amount of taxes in dollars the local government collects from you is based on it's expenses, divided by your assessed value. So when local government expenses go up the burden is divided according to your assessed value. The higher your assessed value the more of the pie you will be responsible to pay. So yes even if your assessed value goes down your yearly tax bill can go up. If you would like to challenge the county market value of your home, your property tax classification or exemption status, you may file an application for correction of assessment at www.nassaucountyny.gov/arc between January 2, 2009 and March 2, 2009 or by calling the assessment department at 516 571-1050.
Mark Schreier ,LSA
http://www.toplirealtor.com/
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Plainview New York Home Sales for December 2008
53 Nassau Ave Plainview $246,500 Cape
152 Central Park Rd Plainview $305,000 Ranch
30 Vernon St Plainview $355,000 Exp Ranch
27 Janet Dr Plainview $385,000 Ranch
27 Clearwater Dr Plainview $430,000 Exp Cape
26 Birch Ln Plainview $460,000 Split
104 S Lincoln Rd Plainview $475,000 Split
68 Country Dr Plainview $477,500 Split
59 Beaumont Dr Plainview $450,000 Hi Ranch
164 Morton Blvd Plainview $519,000 Exp Ranch
17 Alan Ct Plainview $475,000 Split
16 Laura Ln Plainview $542,500 Hi Ranch
11 Millford Dr Plainview $585,000 Ranch
152 Central Park Rd Plainview $305,000 Ranch
30 Vernon St Plainview $355,000 Exp Ranch
27 Janet Dr Plainview $385,000 Ranch
27 Clearwater Dr Plainview $430,000 Exp Cape
26 Birch Ln Plainview $460,000 Split
104 S Lincoln Rd Plainview $475,000 Split
68 Country Dr Plainview $477,500 Split
59 Beaumont Dr Plainview $450,000 Hi Ranch
164 Morton Blvd Plainview $519,000 Exp Ranch
17 Alan Ct Plainview $475,000 Split
16 Laura Ln Plainview $542,500 Hi Ranch
11 Millford Dr Plainview $585,000 Ranch
Friday, January 2, 2009
Town of Oyster Bay Bethpage Community Park Indoor Ice Rink Grand Opening
The Town Of Oyster Bay Ice Rink just opened its doors last month. It is a great place to burn off those extra holiday calories.. The regulation size rink has lockers, pro shop, snack bar, and a lounge with a wood burning fire place. I went there with my 7 year old and had a blast. It is part of the Bethpage recreation center.
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