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Taxation – Agricultural/horticultural Land

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Where the owners of real property in Rowley have challenged a decision by the town’s board of assessors to deny their application for a change in classification pursuant to G.L.c. 61A for fiscal year 2021, that decision should be upheld because the landowners did not present sufficient evidence to establish that the subject property qualified as agricultural/horticultural land pursuant to Chapter 61A.
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Massachusetts Lawyers WeeklyMassachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Taxation – Real estate

Where the Boston Board of Assessors refused to abate a tax on real estate for fiscal year 2021, the appellant failed to establish that the fair cash value of the subject property was less than the assessed value for the fiscal year at issue.

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Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly broke the news in on Saturday, December 27, 2025.
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