2/8/12 – Allegheny County 2012 Reassessment Update.
This article will update readers about the current status of the 2012 Allegheny County property reassessments as of February 8, 2012. CITY OF PITTSBURGH & MOUNT OLIVER If you own property in the...
View Article2/8/12 – Did Outsourcing Cause Allegheny County Assessment Chaos?
This article will question whether outsourcing the 2012 Allegheny County property reassessments was the best idea for the residents of Allegheny County. The Problem: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette...
View Article3/4/12 – Attorney Fardo to Speak at Seminar on Tax Exemptions.
Attorney Noah Paul Fardo will be a guest lecturer on Tuesday, March 6, 2012, at a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminar focusing on the reassessments in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The event...
View Article“The Fix is In.”– Why 7/10 Are Under-Assessed.
This article will provide my insight and opinion as to why I believe 7 out of 10 residential properties in more affluent areas are still under-assessed in the Allegheny County reassessments. I will...
View ArticleHow to Defend 2012 & 2013 School Tax Appeals.
This article will help property owners understand some basics in defending 2012 and 2013 property tax appeals in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The Background: School districts and municipalities in...
View ArticleWill Legislation Stop the Reassessments?
There have been various news articles in the last few weeks relating to a bill that was recently passed by the Pennsylvania State House relating to property reassessments. Some are predicting that this...
View ArticleAllegheny County Reassessment Update
The Latest Reassessment News – 6/14/2012 The final Allegheny County, Pennsylvania assessment appeal numbers are at last being reported by the Office of Property Assessments. More than 68,000 informal...
View ArticleAllegheny County Ignores Appeal Results & Sends Wrong Tax Bills.
If you thought winning your tax appeal was going to reduce your Allegheny County property tax bill, you were wrong. At least on paper. Allegheny County Sends Wrong Tax Bills. Allegheny County has made...
View ArticleSignificant Change Proposed by Councilman Ed Kress, Board of Viewers Filing...
This article will provide readers with the latest property assessment updates in Allegheny County. A Significant Change in the Appeals Process is Proposed by County Councilman Ed Kress Allegheny...
View ArticleNoah Fardo Quoted in Two Trib Total Media Articles
Flaherty Fardo’s Noah Paul Fardo was recently quoted in two separate Trib Total Media articles, commenting on in-person tax appeals and the Pittsburgh property tax reassessment that took place from...
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