
Weber County Board of Equalization
2025 Online Appeal Application
Please read all of the instructions and gather all the needed documents before beginning the application process.
- Do not complete this application on a mobile device. Use a desktop or laptop for best results.
- You must upload all supporting documents with your appeal.
- If you’re representing the property owner, you must submit a signed Authorization to Represent Property Owner form as part of your application that is signed by the owner (See #2 above).
- Review our tips for a strong appeal: Keys to a successful valuation appeal
Board of Equalization and Appeal Information
- The Weber County Board of Equalization (BoE) reviews property value disputes based on current market value, not taxes.
- The Board can raise or lower your property’s value depending on the evidence provided.
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You may only appeal the current total market value and property characteristics as of January 1, 2025.
- You cannot appeal only parts of your property (e.g., garage, house, outbuilding).
- You cannot appeal prior year values.
- A completed appeal form and all supporting evidence must be submitted by midnight on September 15, 2025.
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Supporting documents may include:
- Recent comparable sales
- Contractor estimates (if appealing due to property condition)
- Photos and written description of adverse property features
- Each parcel usually requires a separate application unless parcels are identical and adjacent.
- If your appeal is based on property conditions, include contractor bids or estimates.
- If your appeal is based on property characteristics, provide clear descriptions and supporting documentation.
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The Tax Notice will be mailed in October.
- If you haven’t received a response from the BoE by November 30, pay the original tax bill to avoid penalties.
- If your appeal is successful after payment, a refund will be issued for any overpayment.
- Falsifying or misrepresenting information may lead to criminal prosecution.
- If this appeal involves Qualified Real Property, the inflation adjusted value may alter the burden of proof. For more information on qualified real property, please see: Qualified Real Property
If you have already submitted an application, you can check the status.