The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals (BTA) April 25 found that a board of revision lacked jurisdiction to consider a duplicative complaint and countercomplaint related to property tax assessments. A complaint was filed with the revision board seeking property valuation reductions for two parcels with two different owners. Separate, duplicative complaints were also filed for each parcel and assigned different revision board case numbers. The board of education (BOE) filed countercomplaints for each parcel in each of the two complaints. The revision board held a consolidated hearing on all three complaints and their respective countercomplaints. The first complaint and respective ...
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