Why Consider a Property Tax Audit?
First & foremost, it is free. But also...
Accurate Property Valuation: An audit can identify if a property is overvalued, which would result in higher tax payments.
Identification of Errors: Misclassifications or errors in assessment records can lead to incorrect tax amounts.
Adaptation to Market Changes: Commercial property values fluctuate with market conditions. Regular audits ensure that tax assessments reflect these changes.
Legal Compliance and Appeal Preparation: Ensuring accurate taxation helps in compliance with legal standards and prepares you for any necessary appeals.
Did you know property taxes are the 2nd largest tax liability for companies
The Audit Process
1
Cost Assessment
The first thing we do is review your recent asessor's records to determine how you are taxed and if you've been overcharged at any time in the previous 36 months. Within 6 weeks, we'll present you with our findings and recommendations
2
Savings Report
You remain in control throughout the entire audit process. If our team uncovers overcharges, you decide whether or not you want us to secure the savings for you.
3
Confirm Realized Savings
This is the fun part! With your approval, our team works with your assessor to guarantee you receive rebates for all billing errors up to 36 months back & establish new savings moving forward.