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Poor Move Property tax is one of the biggest tax expenses companies have -- and the hardest to manage. |
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How to Avoid High Property Taxes Failing to understand what constitutes value from a property tax point of view results in high property taxes. |
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Get Ready for a Drop in Property Tax Receipts State and local governments are suffering substantial declines in tax revenue and one popular explanation is that the crash in the real estate market is to blame. As it turns out, that s not the case -- at least not yet. |
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Knowing When To Appeal a Tax Bill Many owners ask, "Should I file a property tax appeal?" If your property is not valued by the tax authorities at its market value, the answer is definitely "yes." |
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