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Understanding Your Assessment

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Harvey WaldenCommunity Member
5 hours ago

Appealing Your Assessment

Appealing Your Assessment Understanding Your Assessment Each August, the Property Appraiser of Miami-Dade County mails a Notice of Proposed Property Taxes (TRIM Notice) to property owners. After TRIM Notices are mailed, our office begins what we refer to internally as the "interview period." During this time, property owners are encouraged to contact us to review and discuss their assessment or exemption concerns. This is an opportunity to go over the details of your TRIM Notice with our staff and resolve any discrepancies or questions you may have—often without needing to take further action. You're also welcome to reach out outside of this period, at any time during the year, to speak with us about your property's information. Contact Us for a Preliminary Review Call us at 305-375-4712 Submit an inquiry through our Contact Form Our team aims to respond within 3–5 business days. Submit an Assessment Review Form If further review is needed, complete the form and submit it online via the Contact Form: Download the Assessment Review Form (PDF) Submit through the Contact Form Application Or visit us in person: Stephen P. Clark Center (Main Office) 111 NW 1 Street Suite 710 Miami, FL 33128 South Dade Government Center 10710 SW 211 Street 2nd Floor Cutler Bay, FL 33189 Please include relevant supporting documents: Date-stamped photos of damage Repair estimates, invoices, or receipts Insurance documentation Comparable recent sales Commercial Properties: January 1st rent roll 12-month operating statement Federal tax return (related to the property) Appraisal and related documentation Filing a Formal Appeal If your concerns remain unresolved, you may file an appeal with the Value Adjustment Board (VAB). Appeals must be filed within 25 days of the TRIM Notice mailing date. Confidential Records Reminder Confidential records cannot be discussed with third parties without written authorization from the property owner. Download the Confidential Information Authorization Form (PDF) Related Resources Appeal to the Value Adjustment Board Appeal Tangible Personal Property

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