Get Hi Bfs-rp-p-51 2016

Filling out the HI BFS-RP-P-51 form is an essential step for anyone wishing to appeal their real property assessment. This guide provides a clear and structured approach to ensure that users can efficiently complete the form online, minimizing potential errors.

Follow the steps to properly complete your appeal form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the online editor.
2. Fill in the tax year at the top of the form; this information is crucial as it denotes the specific assessment period under review.
3. Ensure to include a $25.00 deposit with each appeal. Be prepared to provide a check made payable to the City and County of Honolulu.
4. Input your Parcel ID, also known as the Tax Map Key, in the designated field. This should be exactly as it appears on your assessment notice.
5. Complete the Property Classification field using the classification listed on your assessment notice.
6. Enter the name of the property owner or taxpayer in the corresponding field. If applicable, provide the name and title of the representative handling the appeal.
7. Fill in the Site Address where the property is located.
8. Provide the Mailing Address where notifications regarding the appeal should be sent, along with the City, State, and Zip Code.
9. Enter the Country and Email Address for future correspondence regarding the appeal.
10. In the section regarding the owner/taxpayer's opinion of fee simple market value, write in your assessed market value amount as required.
11. Select the grounds for appeal by checking the appropriate box or boxes. Be careful to ensure that at least one ground is selected to avoid dismissal of the appeal.
12. Sign and print your name at the designated area to confirm the submission of the appeal. If applicable, check the box for the representative or person under contractual obligation.
13. Finally, review the completed form for accuracy, then save changes, download, or print the form for your records before submission.

Complete your appeal online now to ensure timely processing of your real property assessment appeal.