• How to Appeal a Pierce County Property Assessment,Austin Robertson

    How to Appeal a Pierce County Property Assessment

    To appeal a Pierce County assessment, file the state petition form with the Board of Equalization by July 1 or within 60 days of the date your value notice was mailed, whichever is later. It is free, and the case turns on comparable sales. If your assessed value is higher than what your home would h

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  • Why Did My Puyallup Property Taxes Go Up?,Austin Robertson

    Why Did My Puyallup Property Taxes Go Up?

    Puyallup property taxes usually rise because of voter-approved levies, not because your home's value went up. School and fire measures sit outside Washington's 1% limit, and they are the most common reason a bill jumps. You opened the statement in February, the number was higher, and nobody asked yo

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  • Pierce County Property Tax Lookup: Find Your Bill and Value,Austin Robertson

    Pierce County Property Tax Lookup: Find Your Bill and Value

    To look up Pierce County property taxes, search your address or 10-digit parcel number in the Assessor-Treasurer's online parcel search. It shows your assessed value, your tax bill, what is due, and the property's sales history. Pierce County puts every parcel's tax record online for free. You do no

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