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I can’t afford the taxes. I am going through bankruptcy. Isn’t that a reason to see them reduced?

Unfortunately, personal hardship, such as living on a fixed income or inability to pay as in your case, is not considered. Property taxes are not based on what you earn, what you paid for your property (except in California), how much you spend each year, or if your ability to pay. What your property is worth is the criteria.


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