Open for claims · Reviewed 2026-10-26
Jackson County, Missouri property tax reassessment settlement
If your 2023 assessed value rose more than 15% and you have since sold the home, you may be able to claim back the extra tax you paid.
Eligibility and administrator approval apply. Payment is not guaranteed.
Could this apply to you?
Owned a Jackson County, MO home reassessed in 2023
- Did you own a home or other residential property in Jackson County, Missouri, and pay property taxes on a 2023 assessed value that went up more than 15%?
- Was the increase caused by something other than new construction or improvements to the property?
- Have you sold or transferred that property, or do you no longer own it for another reason?
- Or did you pay for an appraisal or a lawyer to challenge the reassessment, and do you have records of the cost?
What you’ll need
Find the claim form that came with your mailed notice, and keep records showing you owned the property, such as a deed or closing statement. If you're asking the fund to repay you, keep invoices or receipts for the appraisal or legal fees you paid.
Your next step
We'll check whether you still own the property and whether you got a notice with a Claim Number and PIN.
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