Missed the March deadline? You can still appeal →

You still have time

You can still lower
your 2026
property taxes.

The spring appeal deadline passed on March 27th — but Kansas law gives you another way in. Pay your December tax bill with a one-page protest form, and you get a hearing to challenge your assessment. If you win, you get money back.

File by December 20 · No lawyer needed · Questions? info@jocotaxappeal.com

Up to $1,300/yr

Johnson County homeowners have saved

Can’t go up

Your assessment can only stay or go down

10 minutes to file

Savings that last for years

Why we built this

Enough is enough.

Johnson County homeowners have watched their tax bills climb year after year. The appeal process exists for a reason — most people just don't know how to use it.

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Assessments go up every year

Johnson County has raised assessments aggressively. Most homeowners just accept it — but you don't have to.

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The process is convoluted

Between confusing forms, legal deadlines, and county jargon, most people give up before they even start.

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Hard to know if you have a case

Without access to comparable sales data and adjustment methodology, it's nearly impossible to tell if the county made a mistake — until now.

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You just receive a notice and pay

Every year a letter shows up with a higher number. No explanation. No context. Just an assumption that you'll comply.

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It takes too long to fight back

Gathering evidence, writing a protest letter, filling out forms — it used to take hours. We do it in minutes.

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This is your opportunity to push back

Kansas law gives every homeowner the right to appeal. JoCoTaxAppeal puts the tools and data in your hands — in minutes, not hours.

Simple, transparent process

Three steps. No lawyer, no jargon, no risk.

1. We Analyze Your Property

Enter your address. We pull your assessment from Johnson County records and compare it to recent sales of similar homes nearby.

2. We Build Your Evidence

Our AI identifies the strongest comparable sales, calculates adjustments, and prepares the documentation you'll need for your hearing.

3. You File with Your Tax Payment

Submit a one-page protest form when you pay your December tax bill. You'll get a hearing — and if you win, you get money back.

Straightforward pricing

We prepare everything you need for your hearing. You just file it.

Limited-Time Discount

Self-File Package

$149

$99

File by December 20 · No lawyer needed

Comparable sales analysis for your property
Evidence package ready for your hearing
Pre-filled protest form
Step-by-step filing guide with screenshots
Email support through your filing
Learn More →

All sales are final. Documents are generated on demand and specific to your property. Problems? Email info@jocotaxappeal.com and we'll make it right. No guarantee of tax reduction — results vary by property.
Disclaimer: Comparable sales are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute an appraisal or legal advice.

Questions before you buy? info@jocotaxappeal.com

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about filing after the spring deadline.

Yes. You can file a Payment Under Protest when you pay your December tax bill. You'll get a hearing with the county to make your case, and if you win, you get money back. Learn how →

It's a one-page form you submit with your tax payment that says 'I'm paying, but I disagree with my assessment.' Filing it gives you a hearing to challenge your property value — the same kind of hearing you'd get from a spring appeal.

No. Your assessment can only stay the same or go down. Kansas law protects you — there is zero risk of your taxes increasing because you filed.

December 20, 2026. You file the protest form at the same time you pay your first-half property taxes. If your mortgage company pays your taxes through escrow, you have until January 31, 2027.

A complete evidence package for your hearing: comparable sales analysis, pre-filled protest form, and a step-by-step guide to filing. Note: comparable sales are provided for informational purposes only.

 View Sample Report

Just your property address. We pull everything else directly from Johnson County records.

You can appeal the county's decision to the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals within 30 days. Filing is free and the process is informal.

Reach us anytime at info@jocotaxappeal.com. We're real humans and we respond fast.

There's still time.

File one form with your December tax payment. Get a hearing. If you win, you get money back. It takes 10 minutes to see if you have a case.

See How It Works →

Questions?  info@jocotaxappeal.com