Where would K appeal to get lower taxes if they discovered N's taxes were $480 less?

The Board of Equalization is the appropriate body for K to appeal to for a tax reassessment based on the information that N's taxes are $480 less. This Board conducts reviews of property tax assessments and hears appeals from property owners who believe their assessments are unfair or erroneous. By presenting evidence that a comparable property (N's) has lower taxes, K could potentially have their own taxes lowered.

The other options do not serve this function. The Division of Real Estate primarily deals with licensing and regulating real estate professionals. The County Recorder's Office manages property records and deeds but does not handle tax assessments or appeals. The Board of Adjustment typically addresses zoning issues and variances rather than tax disputes, which is why K's best course of action would be to approach the Board of Equalization.