Does the county website update first?

County and city websites often update after the decision is already on record. FairAppeal bills once the reduction is confirmed. A decision letter, a refund, or an escrow adjustment typically appears first.

Is there a charge if FairAppeal withdraws?

No. There is no charge if we do not file, withdraw, or produce no savings. An invoice is issued only after a confirmed reduction, and a withdrawn case does not create a fee.

How do I pay my FairAppeal invoice?

Most invoices can be paid using the link in the billing email. If you prefer to pay by check, mail it to FairAppeal, 169 Madison Ave STE 15564, New York, NY 10016.

What if I have not received a refund yet?

A reduction can appear as a refund, a credit, or a lower future bill, depending on the local tax authority. If taxes are paid through escrow, a refund is typically issued to the lender.

What if FairAppeal recovers savings from a prior year?

If we claw back savings from a prior year, the fee is 25 percent of the amount recovered. That invoice is issued after the recovery is confirmed, on the same success-based terms.

When does FairAppeal bill me?

FairAppeal bills after a successful reduction is confirmed. The county decision is the official record, and payment is due once that decision is in place. There is no charge if we do not file, withdraw, or produce no savings. A refund or escrow adjustment often appears before the website reflects the new value.

The official record is the county decision. County and city websites typically update after that record is already in place.

When does FairAppeal bill me?

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