We draft your Board of Equalization appeal, handle the required agent authorization form, and file via USPS certified mail — before your 30-day deadline.
Key facts before you file.
Alabama BOE requires a signed agent authorization for third-party filers. TaxAppeal includes an electronic authorization at checkout — recorded with your name and timestamp — mailed as page 2 of your filing.
The Alabama BOE can raise your assessment during appeal. TaxAppeal only files when comparable evidence clearly supports a lower value, protecting you from upside risk.
Alabama assesses Class III residential property at 10% of fair market value. An over-estimated fair market value inflates everything above it.
Act 2024-344 limits assessed value increases to 7%/year for owner-occupied homes — but resets on ownership change. Recent buyers face full market value with no cap.
Alabama uses a postmark deadline — mailing by the 30-day cutoff is sufficient. TaxAppeal files 7–10 days early via certified mail for documented proof.
If unsatisfied with the BOE decision, you may appeal to Circuit Court — but must pay taxes by Dec 31 or post bond. TaxAppeal covers BOE level only.
Tell us your Alabama address. We pull your county assessor data and comparable sales.
Electronically authorize TaxAppeal as your BOE filing agent. Review your AI-generated appeal letter citing Code of Alabama §40-3-20.
Your appeal plus agent authorization is mailed to your county BOE via USPS certified mail with tracking.
TaxAppeal files appeals in every Alabama county.
No percentage of savings. No contingency. You keep 100%.
$89 flat. Agent authorization included. USPS certified mail. All 67 counties.