Does a higher appraisal increase property taxes?

April 10April 10 eappraise staff appraised value, assessed value, real estate taxes, tax

If my appraisal comes out higher than my tax value, could my property taxes go up?

Absolutely not! The appraiser is required to maintain confidentiality with the client, which would typically be you (if you undertook the appraisal) or the bank (in a mortgage related appraisal), not the local tax authorities.

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