KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jackson County residents will have no more than a 15% increase in their residential property assessments ...

The county announced today that it will cap assessment increases at 15% this year. It has been embroiled in a monthslong ...

Jackson County announced it is capping 2025 tax assessment increases at 15 percent, but homeowners want to see more done with the troubled 2023 assessments where all of this started.

Jackson County will cap residential property assessment increases at 15% beginning in 2025, following a state tax commission order.

A property tax assessment announcement Thursday from the office Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr. was greeted by some as a victory and by others as a stall tactic.

The property value assessment process starts with where you live and how your home fits into current market value.

The county remains mum on whether it will appeal the judge’s ruling that could reduce real estate taxes for some and raise ...

After a judge order Jackson County to roll back recent property assessment increases that were greater than 15% — roughly ...

THE MISSOURI ATTORNEY GENERAL ISSUED A STATEMENT ... counselors and figure out where we go from here,” said Jackson County Assessor Gail McCann Beatty, who was named in the lawsuit filed by ...

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey won a lawsuit against Jackson County for illegal property assessments, securing justice and transparency in property taxation.