Cuyahoga County Informal Commercial Real Estate Valuation Appeal Window Open
Cuyahoga County commerical real estate properties are currently undergoing the sexennial reassessment in Ohio. The informal notices of reassessed value […]
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Cuyahoga County commerical real estate properties are currently undergoing the sexennial reassessment in Ohio. The informal notices of reassessed value […]
Read More ⟶By: Zachary Whittacre | Senior Manager – Real Estate The valuation of big-box retail properties for taxation purposes has emerged […]
Read More ⟶This week California issued their 2024 property tax appeal calendar featuring a county-by-county breakdown of the assessment appeals filing period […]
Read More ⟶This article was written in conjunction with TaxConnex. Sales and Use Tax and Property Tax compliance can prove to be […]
Read More ⟶By: Zachary Whittacre, Senior Manager – Real Estate The realm of commercial real estate is multifaceted and complex, particularly in […]
Read More ⟶By: Paige Cole | Director of Personal Property – Compliance In Texas, business personal property taxpayers are required to report […]
Read More ⟶By: Cody Owens | Manager, Real Estate With a pending Cook County triennial reassessment impacting the City of Chicago this […]
Read More ⟶By: Jule Sexson | Manager – Real Estate Taxpayers in Michigan should prepare for another year of unprecedented increases in […]
Read More ⟶By: Layne Farr | Senior Manager – Real Estate The assessed values of Dallas County industrial distribution centers increased a […]
Read More ⟶By: Seth Krchmar | National Director of Personal Property As a corporate tax professional tasked with the reporting of fixed […]
Read More ⟶As of January 1, 2024, all business personal property in Wisconsin is no longer subject to property tax due to […]
Read More ⟶By: Jule Sexson – Manager, Property Tax Multifamily property owners and investors in Marion County, Indiana should brace for large […]
Read More ⟶San Francisco Market Sees 7th Consecutive Quarter of Negative Net Absorption By: Ian Doss | Director of Property Tax – […]
Read More ⟶By: Mark Fields | Senior Manager – Property Tax One of Invoke Tax Partners’ key business personal property tax differentiators […]
Read More ⟶By: Jack Nash | Senior Manager, Property Tax The 2024 real estate tax assessment appeal deadline for properties in the […]
Read More ⟶Indiana commercial real estate owners and investors should expect to receive their Notice of Assessment (Form 11) in the coming […]
Read More ⟶Senior Property Tax Manager Mitch Wilson was interviewed by Kelly Powers with Delaware Online, the local USA Today Affiliate, regarding […]
Read More ⟶By: Jack Nash | Senior Manager, Property Tax The 2024 real estate tax assessment appeal deadline for commercial and industrial […]
Read More ⟶By: Brad Dickerson – Senior Manager, Real Estate As Texas multifamily property owners and investors await their 2023 notices of […]
Read More ⟶After a crippling ransomware attack in November 2022, the Dallas Central Appraisal District website has been recovered and relaunched for […]
Read More ⟶By: Walt Rapacz, Midwest Property Tax Director With the full implementation of Ohio House Bill 126, Ohio School Board Attorneys […]
Read More ⟶In Ohio, under state law and Department of Taxation rules, commercial real estate in all counties is reappraised every six […]
Read More ⟶By: Mitch Wilson, Senior Manager – Property Tax Property Assessment in Maryland is a function by the Maryland State Department […]
Read More ⟶Commercial Real Estate Owners are Seeing Value Increases up to 40% In an article released on Charlotte’s WFAE, it has […]
Read More ⟶By: Mitch Wilson, Senior Manager – Property Tax A large number of Connecticut municipalities are conducting revaluations for Grand List […]
Read More ⟶July 2022 – On July 11, 2022, the Maryland State Department of Assessment and taxation announced the passing of HB268, […]
Read More ⟶By: Mitch Wilson – Senior Manager of Property Tax 06/01/24 UPDATE: The Delaware statewide reassessment is nearing completion in Kent […]
Read More ⟶UPDATE: The Kansas Supreme Court came to a consensus on the the commercial property valuation issue of big box stores […]
Read More ⟶Philadelphia, PA is undergoing its first city-wide property reassessment since 2019. Reassessment delays were the result of issues in implementing […]
Read More ⟶Apr 21, 2022 – UPDATE: HB 126 was officially signed by Governor Mike DeWine. To learn more about the effects of […]
Read More ⟶Proposed Arizona Senate Bill 1093 aims to decrease the commercial property tax assessment ratio to 15%. The bill would continue […]
Read More ⟶By: Alex Reedy – Senior Manager – Real Estate It’s no surprise that the hospitality industry was incredibly impacted by […]
Read More ⟶Trend Analysis for the Four Major Metros By: Alex Pace and Colby Boozer Property taxes per square foot on office […]
Read More ⟶February 2022 – The Indiana House of Representatives passed HB1002, an extensive bundle of tax cuts worth over $1.3 billion […]
Read More ⟶By: Alex Pace | Director – Property Tax, Central Region In 2020, real estate investing slowed as the world shut […]
Read More ⟶January 2022 – At the end of December 2021, Santa Clara County Assessor’s office officials commented on the state of […]
Read More ⟶January 2022 – In Maryland, over two million property accounts are split into three groups, each appraised once every three […]
Read More ⟶December 2021 – Following up on our post from March Over the past year taxpayers in Shelby County, Tennessee have […]
Read More ⟶September 2021 – Maryland property owners experiencing damage from Hurricane Ida are being encouraged by the Maryland State Department of […]
Read More ⟶September 2021 – In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled against a recent argument by attorneys representing […]
Read More ⟶August 2021 – Following up on our post of July 2021: Invoke consultants covering Pennsylvania have been informed that several […]
Read More ⟶August 2021 – Property Taxes in the Shadow of COVID-19 Important property assessment considerations forleased real estate and the role […]
Read More ⟶August 2021 – If your commercial property was impacted by an increased assessment for tax year 2018 you may be […]
Read More ⟶July 2021 – Owners of all property types in Pennsylvania should be aware that many school districts and jurisdictions throughout […]
Read More ⟶June 2021 – Due to the recent pandemic, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine recently signed Senate Bill (S.B.) 57 allowing commercial […]
Read More ⟶March 2021 – Property values in Shelby County, Tennessee are reaching new heights causing property taxes to skyrocket along with […]
Read More ⟶March 2021 – Every property owner should be making a focused effort to pursue property tax relief in light of […]
Read More ⟶March 2021 – With the disaster declaration from Texas Governor Greg Abbott in February, properties that sustained 15% or more […]
Read More ⟶February 2021 – The deadline to file a property tax appeal for all counties in Ohio and in Allegheny County, […]
Read More ⟶January 2021 – The procedure for auditing taxpayers in the oil and gas industry has changed. On January 26, 2021 […]
Read More ⟶January 2021 – The Nevada Legislature has passed a one-time penalty and interest amnesty program beginning February 1, 2021 and […]
Read More ⟶August 2020 – By Ian Doss | Manager – Real Estate | San Francisco, CA Every property owner should be […]
Read More ⟶June 2020 – For the first time since 2012, Davidson County, TN will be raising their property tax rate. The […]
Read More ⟶April 2020 – By Marwan Saqr | Manager – Real Estate | Los Angeles, CA This is the question that […]
Read More ⟶March 2020 – Despite Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s passing of HB 197, a veto has made it clear that the […]
Read More ⟶March 2020 – Commercial property owners in Cook County are being saved by the Board of Review from higher assessments […]
Read More ⟶February 2020 – State and local tax governments are thinking twice about tax incentives used to attract major businesses. During […]
Read More ⟶February 2020 – Proposed Senate Bill 385, authored by Senator Aaron Freeman, will change the tax calculation process on business […]
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