Maryland Appellate Court Upholds Lower Court Property Tax Assessment

The Maryland Appellate Court affirmed the circuit court’s decision upholding a property tax assessment. The taxpayer challenged the valuation of their residential property, arguing it should be assessed at a lower value based on comparable home sales. However, the court found that the taxpayer failed to provide sufficient evidence to overturn the assessment, as they did not make the necessary adjustments when comparing properties. The court rejected the taxpayer’s due process claims, finding that proper procedures were followed in the assessment. [Jackson v. Md. Tax Ct., No. 1020 Sept. Term. Spec. App., No. 1020 (Md. App. Ct. Dec. 08, 2025)] ...