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Marcus owns a home in New Haven, Connecticut. After receiving his property tax bill, he believes his property has been overassessed. Which Connecticut body should Marcus first contact to formally challenge his assessed value?

Correct Answer

C) Municipal Board of Assessment Appeals

Under CGS § 12-111, a property owner who believes their property is overassessed must first appeal to the municipal Board of Assessment Appeals (BAA). The BAA is the initial administrative body for property tax assessment challenges in Connecticut. The owner must file within a specific window after the assessment list is published.

Answer Options
A
Connecticut Real Estate Commission (CREC)
B
Connecticut Superior Court
C
Municipal Board of Assessment Appeals
D
Office of Policy and Management (OPM)

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