Greene County Auditor
David A. Graham

Welcome to the Greene County Board of Revision Web Portal. This portal was designed to allow you to file Board of Revision Complaints on-line and to allow you to check the status of a Board of Revision Complaint.

If you need to e-mail additional documentation to go with your complaint form please reference your complaint number on an email and send it to greeneBOR@co.greene.oh.us

We hope you find this portal useful. We welcome any suggestions for improvement.


Check Complaint Status

Contesting Value
Challenging the Value of Your Property
• To challenge a property valuation, complete the on-line complaint and submit on or before March 31st of the following tax year
• Valuation complaints must relate to the total fair market value of both land and buildings
o The board hears complaints on property valuations - not tax dollars
o The burden of proof is on the complainant
• The complainant should submit any documents supporting the claimed valuation before the hearing and can include the following information:
o Purchase and lease agreements
o Closing statements
o Appraisal reports
o Construction costs
o Rent rolls
o Detailed income and expense statements
• All hearings and documents submitted to the board are public record and decisions will be mailed to all parties
• For a full listing of applications and forms to challenge the property value, please visit the Document Center
Board of Revision
Property owners may appeal property valuations through the Greene County Board of Revisions. The board consists of three members:
• County Auditor
• County Treasurer
• County Commissioner President
Appeals
• If you have received a final appealable order from the Board of Revision and you with to appeal the decision, an appeal of the board's decision may be filed with the Board of Tax Appeals or the Common Pleas Court pursuant to O.R.C. 5717.01 and O.R.C. 5717.05 of the Ohio Revised Code
• The appeal must be filed within thirty days after the final appealable notice has been mailed. A copy of the appeal must also be filed with the Greene County Auditor