Daily News | Philly is giving property owners more time to appeal their new assessments
An Inquirer analysis earlier this year. Property assessments form the basis for calculating real estate tax bills in the city.
The first-level review process is one of two appeal options. The other is to file an appeal with the Board of Revision of Taxes, an independent oversight body. The deadline to file BRT appeals was Oct. 3, the first Monday in October by state law. Property owners did not need a mailed notice to file appeals with the BRT.
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