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What Home Tax Ally is

Home Tax Ally helps Florida property owners answer one question with public data — is a property tax appeal worth filing on this parcel? — and prepares the evidence for the ones where the answer is yes.

The product, in one paragraph

For a flat $199, we prepare an evidence report for your specific parcel: what the county assessment roll says, and how your assessed value scores against recent comparable sales adjusted for recorded square footage when supported, documented flood location, age-based condition signals and any recent sale (recorded size adjusts the sales comparison; it is not a separate score) — organized so you can review it and file your own petition. You stay the petitioner. We prepare evidence; the decision and the filing are yours.

How it works, start to finish

  1. Run the free check. We scan your county’s public assessment roll and show you what the data says about your area — no email wall, no card.
  2. If the parcel looks worth it, order the report — $199 flat, disclosed at checkout, charged by Stripe.
  3. We prepare your evidence report from the public roll and comparable sales, with every figure traced to its source.
  4. You review it and decide. Florida gives you 25 days from the date on your TRIM Notice to petition the Value Adjustment Board — that clock is state law, and it is the only deadline we ever quote.
  5. If the answer is no, we say no. Telling you an appeal is not worth filing is a real outcome of the check, and it costs you nothing.

What we are not

Where the numbers come from

Every figure we show you traces to a public record: your county Property Appraiser’s assessment roll and recorded comparable sales. We name the source next to the number, so you can check every one of them yourself before you file — the same standard this site holds itself to.

The company behind it

Home Tax Ally is a service of Arthur Kitchen Holdings LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming, USA. The registered address, the refund rule in plain language, and what the charge looks like on your card are all on the contact page.

Read the contact page — entity, address, refunds →

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