Worth Township property tax appeal: 2026 deadline and filing stage

Worth Township 2026 appeal status

Worth is part of the 2026 south/west suburban reassessment cycle.

The Cook County Assessor calendar lists Worth as open from Sep 1, 2026 through Oct 15, 2026. If you want to preserve both Cook County review opportunities, the Assessor is the first filing stage. A later Board of Review filing does not restore a missed Assessor deadline.

What homeowners should check before filing

1. Verify the property record. Building size, class, age, and other characteristics affect whether another property is a defensible comparison.
2. Compare assessments, not just sale prices. A uniformity appeal asks whether similar homes are assessed consistently.
3. Favor physically similar evidence. Nearby properties matter, but similarity in class, size, age, construction, and condition matters too.
4. Preserve the filing deadline. Official Cook County dates control, even if you are still improving the supporting evidence.

How comparable properties support a Worth appeal

The Board of Review recommends using similar properties with lower assessments for lack-of-uniformity cases and generally suggests several similar properties. Simple Tax Appeal evaluates Cook County parcel and assessment data to help homeowners narrow the evidence instead of treating every nearby property as a useful comp.

Worth is in the 2026 reassessment area

Cook County's 2026 calendar identifies the south and west suburbs as the scheduled reassessment area. A reassessment notice is the trigger to verify the new value, property characteristics, and filing deadline while the Assessor window is still available.