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Tax evasion and a dispute over property valuation are not the same thing either. Tac avoidance is legal, think loopholes, evasion is not, but i think you knew that and intentionally used the wrong term.
Pretty sure fluxuating your property valuation depending on your need is actually illegal and not just loopholes. But i think you knew that.
Nobody knows that until sometime after the next three-five appeals. Besides, assessed value is for taxes, real value is for loans.