Property Valuation
Nebraska's property tax appeal process allows property owners who believe their assessed value is too high to:
ARefuse to pay taxes pending the appeal
BFile a protest with the county board of equalization within the statutory protest period✓ Correct
CDirectly appeal to the Nebraska Supreme Court
DHave the NREC arbitrate the dispute
Explanation
Nebraska property owners who disagree with their assessment must file a formal protest with the county board of equalization during the statutory period (typically late spring). Further appeals go to the state Tax Equalization and Review Commission.
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