TaxAssessmentIQ — Property Report
1234 Example St. — Assessment Analysis
Your assessed value
2026 OPA record
$312,000
Comparable sales average
6 nearby, similar properties
$267,500
Likely over-assessed by
Appeal recommended
~$44,500
How it works
01

Enter your address

We pull your live OPA assessment record automatically.

02

See the comparison

Your assessment, checked against real recent comparable sales nearby.

03

Get your appeal packet

If an appeal looks worthwhile, download a BRT-ready packet in minutes.

What it does

Flags over-assessment

Compares your assessment against recent comparable sales in your immediate area.

BRT-ready packet

Generates an appeal formatted the way the Board of Revision of Taxes expects.

Live OPA data

Pulls directly from the Office of Property Assessment — always current.

Deadline tracking

Know exactly when your First Level Review or BRT appeal window closes.

Comparable sale details

See exactly which nearby properties were used, and why they qualify as comparable.

No obligation to file

If your assessment looks fair, we tell you that too — not every property should appeal.

The old way vs. TaxAssessmentIQ

Without it

Manually pull comparable sales, guess whether the gap is significant, and figure out the BRT's filing format from scratch — often after the deadline has passed.

With TaxAssessmentIQ

Enter your address. See the comparison and the recommendation. Download a properly formatted appeal packet — before the window closes.

WHO IT'S FOR

Philadelphia property owners evaluating whether to appeal their assessment.

DATA SOURCE

Live Office of Property Assessment (OPA) records and recent comparable sales.

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Frequently asked questions
Does TaxAssessmentIQ guarantee my appeal will win?
No tool can guarantee an outcome. It tells you whether the gap between your assessment and comparable sales is significant enough to be worth filing.
What's the difference between a First Level Review and a BRT appeal?
A First Level Review is an informal request that OPA reconsider your assessment. A BRT appeal is the formal process before Philadelphia's Board of Revision of Taxes, with its own filing deadlines. See First Level Review vs. BRT Appeal in the Knowledge Base for which one fits your situation.
How is the appeal packet formatted?
In the format the Board of Revision of Taxes expects for a standard residential appeal, including comparable sales evidence. See Generating an Appeal Packet in the Knowledge Base for what's included.
Is this only for homeowners?
It's built primarily for residential property owners today; commercial properties often involve more complex valuation questions that aren't covered by the current tool.
How do I know if my assessment is too high?
TaxAssessmentIQ compares your property's assessment against recent comparable sales nearby, surfacing whether the gap is large enough to be worth appealing. See Checking Your Property's Assessment in the Knowledge Base.
What counts as a comparable sale?
A recent sale of a similar property nearby — similar in size, type, and location — used as evidence that your assessment is out of line with what comparable homes are actually selling for. See Understanding Comparable Sales in the Knowledge Base.
Will TaxAssessmentIQ expand to other cities?
Not yet — TaxAssessmentIQ is built specifically around Philadelphia's OPA assessment and BRT appeal process today. Expansion to other cities is on ALKARTIS's aspirational roadmap, though not committed to a timeline. See the Company Roadmap for where expansion is currently under exploration.
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Real use cases

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Philadelphia property tax appeal help

Appeal your Philadelphia property tax — without a lawyer or consultant fee.

Searching for Philadelphia property tax appeal help, assistance, or a service that does the work? TaxAssessmentIQ does the research — it checks your assessment against real comparable sales, tells you whether an appeal is worth filing, and builds a ready-to-file BRT packet. You just sign and send. No lawyer. No consultant taking a cut of your savings.

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