Law Offices of Saliba & Saliba, lawyers in Boston, MA, Massachusetts

2008: In Maine the Initial Appeal to the Assessor is usually most helpful; The Fiscal Year 2009 Commences in Massachusetts; Property Tax Bills are being sent in Rhode Island; Now is the Time to File Petitions in New Hampshire; New Hampshire 2007 Equalization Ratios To Be Announced; In Massachusetts Filing Fees Can Be Expensive; In Rhode Island The Time To Appeal May Be Now; Massachusetts Fiscal Year 2008 Property Tax Bills Are Being Sent; In New Hampshire What Is The Appropriate Equalization Ratio?; In Rhode Island
2007: In New Hampshire Now Is The Time To Perfect Your Appeal; Massachusetts Fiscal Year Is Set To Begin; Rhode Island Property Tax Bills Are Being Sent; Maine Property Tax Bills Are To Be Issued Soon
2006: The New Hampshire Department Of Revenue Administration To Publish Its 2005 Equalization Survey; In Massachusetts Do Not Ignore The Assessors' Request For Information; In Rhode Island The Assessor Must Present His Case Before The Taxpayer; New Hampshire 2006 Tax Bills Have Been Sent Out; Most Communities In Massachusetts Are Sending Out There Fiscal Year 2007 Tax Bills; Statue Of Limitations Tolled In A Tax Appeal For Military Serviceman; In New Hampshire A Decision Can Carry Forward For Years (9/06); The Taxpayer has the burden of proving HIS Case (9/06); The New Hampshire Department Of Revenue Administration To Publish Its 2005 Equalization Survey (3/06)
2005: New Hampshire Communities are Sending Out New Tax Bills (10/05); In Massachusetts Now May Be The Time to File For Tax Relief (9/05); In Maine Now May Be The Time to File For Tax Relief (9/05); In Rhode Island Now May be the Time to File for Tax Relief (9/05); New Hampshire Will Publish its 2004 Equalization Survey (3/05); Do Not Ignore the Assessor's Request for Information (3/05)
2004: How to Protect Your Appeal Rights (9/04>; Pay Your Preliminary Tax Bill (8/04); Appellate Board Refuses to Rule on Intangibles (7/04); Beware Revised or Omitted Assessments (6/04); When a Condominium May Be an Apartment (4/04); Massachusetts Fiscal Year 2004 Assessments Are Not Necessarily Final (3/04); Taxpayer is Entitled to Attorneys' Fees When City Assesses in an Abusive Manner (3/04); A Claim of Disproportionate Assessing is a Difficult Case in Massachusetts (2/04); The Commissioner Who Decides Your Case May Not Be The One That Explains The Decision (1/04)
2003: In Rhode Island the Filing of a Proper Account is Crucial (11/03); It May Soon Be Time to Appeal Your Property Taxes (10/03); How Your Property is Used on January 1st Can Affect Your Taxes (9/03); Failure to Pay Property Taxes on Time Will Cost You (8/03); Watch Out for More Real Estate Transfer Taxes (7/03); Granoff Realty II, Limited Partnership v. Thomas Rossi (6/03); Massachusetts Municipal Tax Amnesty Program May Accelerate Revenue Collections (5/03); Valuation Dates Can Vary In A Fiscal Year (3/03); In Massachusetts The Sword of Fair Market Rent Cuts Both Ways (1/03)