Think Your Property Taxes Are Too High?
Guilford County’s 2026 reappraisal may have overvalued your home. We help homeowners like you fight back and pay only what’s fair.
Appeal deadline: May 15, 2026 — Don’t miss your window!
Why Appeal Your Assessment?
Save Hundreds Per Year
In the last Guilford County assessment cycle alone, appeals generated nearly $890 million in savings.
Deadline: May 15, 2026
You have a limited window to challenge your assessment. Once the deadline passes, you’re locked in for years.
No Win, No Fee
You pay nothing unless we save you money. Our fee is a percentage of your first year’s savings — and you keep 100% every year after.
How It Works
Submit Your Info
Fill out our quick form with your property details. It takes less than 2 minutes.
We Review Your Case
Our team analyzes your assessment, comparables, and local market data to build your case.
We File Your Appeal
We handle the paperwork and represent your case. You pay nothing unless we save you money.
Meet the Founders
Gideon Pfeffer and James Nye met at Duke University in 2016 and bonded over a shared love of the outdoors, real estate, and giving back to the community.
James went on to earn his law degree from Wake Forest University, where he developed deep expertise in property tax appeals through his legal practice. Gideon became an electrical engineer and a licensed real estate agent in both North Carolina and California.
The idea for NP Tax Appeals came about when Gideon and James were living together in Raleigh, NC. They saw firsthand how many homeowners were overpaying on property taxes — and knew their combined legal and real estate expertise could make a real difference. They’ve been working ever since to help people keep their hard-earned money.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to file an appeal?
Any property owner in Guilford County who received a 2026 reappraisal notice can file an appeal if they believe their assessed value is too high.
What is the deadline to appeal?
The deadline to file a property tax appeal for the 2026 reappraisal is May 15, 2026. Don't wait — the earlier you start, the stronger your case.
How much does it cost?
Nothing upfront — ever. We review your property for free, and if we take your case, you only pay if we win. If we don't lower your taxes, you owe us nothing.
What information do I need to get started?
Just your name, contact info, and property address. Having your reappraisal notice handy is helpful but not required — we can look up your property details.
How long does the appeal process take?
Most appeals are resolved within a few months. The timeline depends on the county's hearing schedule, but we keep you informed every step of the way.
Do I need to attend a hearing?
In most cases, we handle everything on your behalf. If a hearing is needed, we'll prepare you and can represent your case to the Board of Equalization and Review.
Ready to Lower Your Property Taxes?
It takes less than 2 minutes to get started. Our review is free, and you only pay if we lower your taxes.
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