Dte Form 4 - Notice Of Appeal To The Board Of Tax Appeals

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NOTICE OF APPEAL TO THE BOARD OF TAX APPEALS

DTE FORM 4

FROM A DECISION OF A COUNTY BOARD OF REVISION

(Revised 10/13)

R.C. 5717.01

READ IMPORTANT FILING INFORMATION ON BACK BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM

BOR Case No. ____________________

For BTA Use

Appellant, (Please Print)

AUDITOR/FISCAL OFFICER AND THE BOARD OF REVISION OF

____________________________________________ County, Ohio, and

BTA Case No.

______________________________________________________________________________

Appellee(s). (All other parties to the appeal)

Appellant appeals a Board of Revision (BOR) decision mailed on (date) _____________ for tax year __________. (Attach decision copy).

Property Owner’s name __________________________________________________________________________________________

Property Owner’s address

Parcel

Parcel (or registration) No.

Parcel’s Address – Street

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

City, State Zip

Parcel’s School District

Appellant’s Opinion of

Parcel’s Market Value

Evidence supporting opinion of market value: ____________________________________________________________________________

(Arm’s-length sale of the subject, a qualifying appraisal, or some other evidence – describe)

Appeal of a BOR decision starts a formal adjudication process often involving lawyers, discovery, motions and expert witness (appraiser) testimony. The

Small Claims Option avoids much of the formality and resolves simple disputes quickly and inexpensively. More information is in the form instructions.

Small Claims Option (Check One): YES

Small claims involve simple disputes that can be resolved quickly and

inexpensively. Most residential property qualifies for the small claims option but taxpayer consent is required because decisions have no

precedential value, they are final for all parties and cannot be appealed. More information is provided in the instruction portion of this

form. By electing to have your appeal resolved as a small claim, you understand and agree to these conditions.

Request Hearing (Check One): YES

All evidence is required to be presented to the BOR, a record of which is

transmitted to the BTA for consideration. BTA hearings are therefore unnecessary unless new evidence has become available since the

BOR proceedings. If a BTA hearing is scheduled, it will be held in the BTA’s offices in Columbus, OH, and your appeal may be dismissed

if you do not attend or if you fail to provide prior notice of your intent not to attend. Hearings for small claims, if requested, will be an

informal, non-record hearing conducted by telephone only.

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