2025 Tax Bill Increases

Is Your Providence Property Over Assessed? We Can Help You Save Money! Did you receive a letter from us recently? We sent a targeted mailing to a few hundred Providence property owners who we’ve identified as being overtaxed this year—either due to existing inaccuracies or due to the recent Providence city-wide property revaluation. The percentage change in your assessment (whether it went up or down) isn’t the key factor. Even if your assessment or tax amount decreased, if we sent a letter to you, we’ve identified your property as being overtaxed. Even if we didn't send you a letter, if you think you are overtaxed; contact us and we can talk about it). 

 

We have an amazing success rate winning appeals in Providence! We know that most direct mail gets ignored—and our letters are no exception. In fact, over the past two years, only a handful of property owners have responded to them. However, here’s the important part: Of those who did reach out to us, we achieved a remarkable 95% success rate in winning their appeals! If you received our letter, it’s highly likely that we can secure a tax reduction for you. What’s even better? Contacting us is completely risk-free. We do the work and only charge you if we’re successful in getting your taxes reduced. 
 

You don’t need to hire a lawyer to file a tax appeal, unless your case involves complex legal issues, or if you’ve already been denied by the Providence Tax Assessor AND the Providence Board of Tax Assessment Review. Additionally, you don’t need an appraiser or realtor. With our expertise in tax assessment, we know the ins and outs of the appeals process and can help you navigate it effectively. While it’s possible to file an appeal on your own, your chances of success are significantly higher with the help of a property tax expert. Our team includes a former Providence Tax Assessor and experienced property tax consultants who’ve worked throughout Southern New England. With our assistance, we can help you achieve great outcomes, faster results, and—most importantly—a reduced tax burden. 

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