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Louisiana Property Tax Appeal — 2026 Guide

Deadline varies by county — check your county's appraisal district.

DeadlineVaries — La. R.S. §47:1992; La. Admin. Code tit. 61, §V-3101
Lien date
Appeal bodyparish Board of Review (BOR)
Primary formNotice of Appeal Request for Board of Review
PortalVaries by county
Can value increaseNo — review body cannot increase value above current assessment

How to Appeal Your Property Tax Assessment in Louisiana

The general appeal process in Louisiana:

  1. Meet the deadline: File during the 15-day public-inspection ("open rolls") period set by each parish, beginning no earlier than August 15 and ending no later than September 15. The taxpayer files Form 3101 (Notice of Appeal Request for Board of Review) with the assessor/Board of Review during this window; a complaint must reach the assessor's office no later than three business days after the last date the lists are exposed. Orleans Parish runs a separate window (July 15 - August 15).
  2. File a appeal: Contact your county's BOR or file online through your county's online portal.
  3. Gather evidence: Market analysis, recent comparable sales, and documentation of property defects or errors.
  4. Attend your hearing: Present your evidence to the parish Board of Review.
  5. Escalate if needed: After the initial hearing, consider Parish Board of Review (the parish governing authority / police jury sitting as the Board of Review).

Evidence and Hearing Tips

Strong evidence for a Louisiana property tax appeal typically includes comparable sales data, a recent licensed appraisal, and documentation of any property defects or errors in your assessment record.

Hearings are conducted by the parish Board of Review (BOR). Most appeals are resolved informally before a formal hearing.

General Property Tax Appeal Questions