Jason Yarbrough writes about property tax assessment appeals for “Lawyers Journal”

Jason Yarbrough wrote an article in the most recent Allegheny County Bar Association’s Lawyers Journal discussing the rapidly-approaching March 31 deadline for Allegheny County property tax assessment appeal filings. Click here to read the article (page 4) on the ACBA’s website. Additional Information on Allegheny County’s Tax assessment changes can be found at muslaw.com/assessment/

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Jason Yarbrough interviewed on WESA

Jason Yarbrough was interviewed as part of WESA’s story, “Tables turn on Allegheny County assessments, as new math favors owners over tax collectors, schools.” A significantly lower common level ratio (CLR) went into effect in Allegheny County as of January 1, 2023, bringing the potential for major tax savings to property owners — and a

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Jason Yarbrough and Amanda Daquelente discuss Allegheny County tax assessments on the Mic Drop podcast

Check out the latest Developing Leaders Podcast from NAIOP Pittsburgh to learn more about Allegheny County’s new CLR and how it is changing tax assessments for property owners.  Jason Yarbrough and Amanda Daquelente discussed the change on the podcast and are available to help property owners determine if they should appeal their assessment. Additional Information

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Employment Law Advisory: FTC Proposes Nationwide Ban on Non-Compete Agreements

On January 5, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to prohibit employers from entering into non-compete clauses with their employees, a significant move that would impact millions of workers nationwide. The FTC states that about 20% of American workers are bound by these restrictive covenants and claim that

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Dennis Unkovic quoted in TRIBLive article on the growth of downtown Pittsburgh economy

Dennis Unkovic was quoted in the TRIBLive article “Lunch crowd slowly finding its way back to challenged Downtown restaurants.” A prolific author as well as an expert on international business transactions working on behalf of both U.S. companies and foreign entities with their international activities and investments, he can now add ‘amateur food critic’ to

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Real Estate Advisory: Allegheny County Council Votes to Reopen 2022 Tax Assessment Appeals

On January 24, 2023, Allegheny County Council voted 15-0 to reopen the 2022 tax year for Allegheny County property tax assessment appeals.  Allegheny County property owners now have until March 31, 2023, to file a tax assessment appeal for tax years 2022 and 2023. The move comes after Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas Judge

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MUS Re-Elects Chad Michaelson, Antoinette Oliver, and Grant Scott to Firm Management Committee

Pittsburgh, PA – January 20, 2023 – Meyer, Unkovic & Scott announced that it has re‑elected Chad I. Michaelson, Antoinette C. Oliver, and W. Grant Scott II to serve on the firm’s Management Committee, along with Robert E. Dauer, Jr., and Christopher P. Smith, Jr. Smith will also continue to serve as the firm’s Managing

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Allegheny County property owners have a 3.31.23 deadline to seek property tax reductions

As you may be aware, Allegheny County is making a significant adjustment in how property assessed values are calculated in 2023. This change is available to commercial and residential properties. The new calculation of assessed values in 2023 will be based on a significantly lowered “common level ratio” (adjusted from the previously used ratio of 81.1% of

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