The Town of Irondequoit today announced the postponement of the 2022 Reassessment Project until 2023. It has become clear additional time is needed to responsibly inform property owners regarding assessment changes and the potential tax impact. Given the recent rise in inflation across the area, the town does not want changes in assessment adding extra stress to property owners. The Assessor’s Office will continue to keep the residents informed about the project.
“Although this reassessment was already in progress prior to my taking office, at the recommendation of the Assessor and after discussion with the Town Board, we have decided to hold off,” said Supervisor Rory Fitzpatrick. “Current circumstances were taken into account, and I felt that, for our residents, this is just not the right time to proceed.”
Residents are welcome to contact the Assessor’s Office via phone (585-336-6055) or email ( assessor@irondequoit.gov ) with any questions or concerns.
Taxable status date: March 1, 2022
Tentative assessment roll filed: April 29, 2022
Grievance Day: May 24, 2022
Final assessment roll filed: July 1, 2022
2021 Final Roll
NOTE: This roll is 5,320 pages. Please be careful when printing.
2022 Tentative Roll
New property owners can register for a STAR Credit at NYS Dept. of Taxation and Finance
Due to new legislation, New York State Dept. of Taxation and Finance (NYSTF) is changing the STAR exemption program to a credit program. This means that new property owners filing for STAR benefits will receive a check directly from New York State instead of receiving a property tax exemption. Please see the information below to see how this may affect Basic and Enhanced STAR exemptions.
Available for owner-occupied, primary residences where the resident owners’ and their spouses’ income is less than $500,000.
Property owners who currently receive a Basic STAR exemption on their school tax bill will continue to.
New property owners must register with New York State Dept. of Taxation and Finance - Not the Town of Irondequoit - at NYSTF, or contact the NYSTF Call Center at (518) 457-2036 to receive Basic STAR. These property owners, if eligible, will receive a check in the amount of their benefit and NOT a reduction on their school tax bill.
Provides an increased benefit for the primary residences of senior citizens (age 65 and older) with qualifying incomes - $92,000* or less for the 2022-2023 school year. *Subject to change.
Property owners who currently receive an Enhanced STAR exemption on their school tax bill will continue to receive the benefit as an exemption on their school tax bill.
New property owners must register with New York State Dept. of Taxation and Finance - Not the Town of Irondequoit - at NYSTF, or contact the NYSTF Call Center at (518) 457-2036 to receive Enhanced STAR. These property owners, if eligible, will receive a check in the amount of their benefit and NOT a reduction on their school tax bill.
For residential property with owner 65 or older, which is the primary residence of the owner, maximum household income of $37,400 for Town/County; School district maximums differ.
For residential properties owned by a veteran {or unmarried surviving spouse} which is the primary residence of the owner, who served in the U.S. armed forces during a period of war as specified in RPTL 458a. There are three different property tax exemptions available to veterans who have served in the U. S. Armed Forces, including veterans who have served in the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard. For information on available veterans’ exemptions please go to: Veterans' Exemptions
Alternative Veterans’ Exemption:
Instructions – RP-458-a Instructions
Application – RP-458-a Form
Cold War Veterans’ Exemption:
Instructions – RP-458-b Instructions
Application – RP-458-b Form
Eligible Funds Exemption:
Instructions – RP-458 Instructions Application – RP-458 Form
For residential property with an owner and primary resident who receives Social Security disability payments, Railroad Retirement disability benefits, or has a state certificate designating them as legally blind. The maximum household income of $37,400 for Town/County; School district maximums differ.
For one and two family houses which have undergone reconstruction, alteration, or improvement. The cost of the improvements must be at least $3,000. Expenditures for maintenance do not qualify. The exemption applies to an increase in assessed value due to the improvements.
For construction, alteration, or improvement of commercial or industrial property. The cost of the improvements must be at least $10,000.
Expenditures for maintenance do not qualify. The exemption applies to a resultant increase in assessed value due to the improvements.
Instructions – RP-485-b Instructions
Application – RP-485-b Form
Important Links
Mail forms to:
Assessor's Office
Town of Irondequoit
1280 Titus Avenue
Rochester, NY 14617
