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Property Tax Reductions Due to Hurricane Ida Damage

By Robert S. Angelico & Liskow & Lewis on September 16, 2021
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As announced in Louisiana Tax Commission Statewide Advisory 03-2021 on Hurricane Ida, pursuant to La. R.S. 47:1978.1, Louisiana Assessors in Parishes affected by Hurricane Ida have to reassess property for purposes of the upcoming annual property tax bills to take into account any reductions in fair market value to property as a result of hurricane damages.  If your taxable Louisiana property sustained damages due to the hurricane that you believe could result in a reduction in the fair market value of the properties, this is an option to reduce your next property tax bill.  If so, you need to act now to present evidence of the reduction in value and attempt to have the appropriate Parish Assessor reduce the assessed value.

If you have questions, please reach out to a member of the firm’s Tax team. You can reach out to Jim Exnicios at jexnicios@liskow.com or Bob Angelico at rsangelico@liskow.com.

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Bob Angelico is a nationally known business lawyer with years of experience helping top-tier companies with sophisticated state and local tax issues throughout Louisiana.  As the head of the firm’s tax practice group, Bob works to minimize the taxes of his clients, which…

Bob Angelico is a nationally known business lawyer with years of experience helping top-tier companies with sophisticated state and local tax issues throughout Louisiana.  As the head of the firm’s tax practice group, Bob works to minimize the taxes of his clients, which include manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, non-profits, construction businesses and other entities of all types and sizes.

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