Denver County · Colorado (CO)
How to Appeal Your Property Tax Assessment in Denver County
File a written protest with the County Assessor by June 1 (odd years) or June 15 (even years), or appeal directly to the Board of Assessment Appeals.
Filing Deadline
June 1 (odd) / June 15 (even)
Appeals Body
Denver County Board of Equalization
Assessor Website
denvergov.org/assessorGenerate Your Denver County Appeal Letter
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Filing Steps for Denver County
1. Gather comps
Find 3-5 comparable properties in Denver County assessed lower per square foot than yours. Use the county assessor's public records or property sites.
2. File your protest
Submit your protest to the Denver County Board of Equalization by June 1 (odd) / June 15 (even). Include your evidence and this letter.
3. Attend your hearing
Present your case. Most hearings take 10-15 minutes. Many are resolved informally before the formal hearing date.
Other Counties in Colorado
Deadlines and procedures change. Always verify with the Denver County Board of Equalization before filing. This is not legal advice.