Appeals Process
Step 1: Informal Appeal with the Assessor
Contact the Greene County Assessor’s Office as soon as you receive notice of your assessment. You may call the Greene County Assessor’s Office at 417-868-4101 to speak with an appraiser about your property. You may also email the Assessor’s office with your questions or concerns at [email protected]
During an informal meeting with the Assessor or a member of the Assessor’s staff, you may:
- Learn how your property received its value
- Review the factors and records used in determining your assessment
- Present information you believe may affect the value
Many concerns are resolved at this level without the need for a formal appeal. However, an informal appeal with the Assessor’s office is not required before filing a formal appeal with the Board of Equalization.
Step 2: Appeal to the Board of Equalization
If you are not satisfied after an informal appeal, you may file a formal appeal with the Greene County Board of Equalization.
You must complete the appropriate appeal form:
Appeal forms must be received by the Greene County Clerk on or before the second Monday in July (July 13th, 2026), in accordance with Missouri law (RSMo 137.275 and 137.385 ). You may email your form directly at [email protected] or mail to Board of Equalization – Greene County Clerk’s Office 940 North Boonville, Springfield, MO 65802. Greene County Clerk’s office is happy to assist you with any questions regarding the appeals process. Please feel free to contact the clerks office by calling or sending an email to: [email protected]
Once filed, the Board of Equalization will schedule a hearing. At the hearing:
- The Assessor’s Office will present evidence supporting the assessed value.
- You will have the opportunity to present evidence supporting your opinion of value.
Before appearing, please carefully review the Board’s Rules and Procedures to ensure you are prepared for the hearing.
Step 3: Appeal to the Missouri State Tax Commission
If you disagree with the decision of the Board of Equalization, you have the right to appeal to the Missouri State Tax Commission. For more information, please visit the Missouri State Tax Commission.
Your appeal must be filed by September 30 of the year of assessment or within 30 days after the final action of the Board of Equalization — whichever is later.