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How to fill out the Section I: Petitioner, Please Complete Section I Only online
This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions for completing Section I of the petition for abatement or refund of taxes online. By following these guidelines, users will be able to effectively navigate the form and submit their request with confidence.
Follow the steps to complete Section I accurately
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editing tool.
- Fill in the date received. Ensure to accurately enter the month, day, and year in the specified fields.
- Indicate the county where the property is located in the designated field.
- Enter the petitioner’s name. This should be the individual or entity filing the petition.
- Provide the petitioner’s mailing address, including the city or town, state, and zip code for communication purposes.
- Include the schedule or parcel number(s) associated with the property. This information is crucial for property identification.
- Input the property address or provide the legal description of the property in the specified area.
- State the assessment year for which the petition is being filed and briefly describe the reasons for requesting the abatement or refund of taxes. Include any errors or issues identified.
- Fill in the petitioner’s estimate of the property value, specifying the monetary amount and the corresponding year.
- Sign the petition at the bottom, certifying that the information is true and complete. Provide a daytime phone number for contact.
- If applicable, ensure an agent’s signature is included along with the letter of agency when submitting the petition by an agent.
- Once all fields are completed, save any changes made, then download or print the document, and prepare to submit it online.
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