Don't overpay on your property taxes!
- Donna Piergies
- Jan 30
- 1 min read
The Clark County Assessor's Office mailed out Tax Cap Abatement Notices to residential property owners in Clark County with instructions to sign the postcard and return to the Assessor's office by mail or in person.
If you did not return this postcard to the Assessor's Office, they automatically increased your annual tax increase to 8% which is used for investors. If you are living in your home the tax rate cap is only 3%, far below what home values have been appreciating here in the Valley.
You can check your tax rate cap percentage by visiting the Clark County Treasurer’s website and searching for your home. If your tax rate cap is incorrect, call the Clark County Assessor’s office at (702) 455-4997 to discuss your value and/or have an appeal form mailed or emailed to you.
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