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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
How do reassessments work in Indianapolis?
This is about the assessed values of houses in Indianapolis or Marion County, IN for tax purposes.
1. When do reassessments take place? Can you request a reassessment and if so what is the cost?
2. What is the reassessment based on? Can you influence it in any way? Is the last sold price of the house a factor? Is it based on comparables?
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Marion County does assessments every 2 years. If you think your assessment is too high, you can petition for a re assessement, There's a form on the tax assessors web site and there is no fee. If you recently bought the property for less than the asses