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The Franklin County valuation complaint packet

A branded, six-section PDF built from your home's own county records — so you can file your own Board of Revision complaint with your evidence organized. Filing for tax year 2026 is open through March 31, 2027.

What's inside

1. Your property and county value

Parcel number, address and the Auditor's record, with the full appraised value, the 35% taxable assessed value, valuation year and data date.

2. Comparable-sales table

Recent county-qualified, single-parcel, arm's-length sales near your home, with sale date, price, size and the county source for each.

3. What the differences mean

Plain-English notes on how each sale compares to your home, and the comp-supported estimate next to the county's value.

4. Record-error checklist

Square footage, rooms, basement, year built, condition — the items to check on your Auditor record, since errors can inflate value.

5. Evidence list & filing guidance

What to attach, how to fill out the current Board of Revision complaint form, and the official e-file, mail and in-person options.

6. Submission & hearing-day checklists

What to send, how to keep proof, and how to prepare for a Board of Revision hearing (Zoom or in person).

How it works

  1. 1.Run the free check on your address or parcel number.
  2. 2.If the county's value looks out of line with nearby sales, the purchase button appears.
  3. 3.Answer two questions (ownership type, prior complaints), pay securely by Stripe.
  4. 4.Download your packet right away and by email; retrieve it any time with My order.

What it isn't

  • We don't file your complaint or represent you — you review, sign and submit it yourself.
  • It's not a certified appraisal or county-approved evidence.
  • No guaranteed tax savings or county decision.

Refund: if your completed complaint doesn't lower the county value, request a refund within 12 months with your order number, checkout email and the Board's decision. Refund details.