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David received his 2025 Notice of Value from the Douglas County Appraiser showing his home's appraised value increased by $40,000. He wants to file a formal protest. Under Kansas law, by what deadline must David file his protest after receiving the Notice of Value?

Correct Answer

B) Within 30 days of receiving the Notice of Value

Under K.S.A. 79-1448, a property owner who wishes to protest the county appraiser's valuation must file a written protest within 30 days of receiving the Notice of Value. Missing this deadline generally results in waiving the right to appeal the current year's valuation. The 30-day window is a strict statutory deadline that Kansas exam candidates must know precisely.

Answer Options
A
Within 15 days of receiving the Notice of Value
B
Within 30 days of receiving the Notice of Value
C
Within 60 days of receiving the Notice of Value
D
Within 90 days of receiving the Notice of Value

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