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Personal Property Tax

Lowering Real and Personal Property Taxes is an immediate way to significantly reduce annual corporate expenses.  And, best of all, property tax reductions go straight to the bottom line!

 

For over twenty years, TCLN as affiliated with Griffin Valuation Group, Ltd. has secured major tax savings for companies throughout the United States by intense scrutiny of their property tax assessments.

 

No Reductions?  No Fees!

 

We charge no fees unless we find errors in your assessment and are successful in gaining a lower assessment.

 

It is imperative that corporate real and personal assets are placed on the tax rolls in a fair and market justifiable manner.  Should inaccuracies occur, we address them and employ supportable date to establish an accurate assessment.

 

We have achieved substantial tax reductions in such diverse industries as:

 

·   Light and Heavy Manufacturing

·   Office & Medical Complexes

·   Hotels & Resorts

·   Casinos  (both Land-Based & Riverboats)

·   Shopping Malls, Retail & Restaurants

·   Television Broadcasting & Cable Companies

·   Refineries & Chemical Processing

·   Public Utilities  (Coal, Gas and Nuclear Electric Power Generating Plants)

 

Property Tax Services We Offer:

 

Personal Property Tax Services 

  

· Personal Property Tax Compliance

· Personal Property Tax Compliance Process Review

· Personal Property Tax Compliance Software Consulting

· Personal Property Tax Review

· Personal Property Tax Obsolescence Study

· Personal Property Tax Audit Defense

· Personal Property Tax Appeal/Litigation Support

 

Real Property Tax Services

 

· Real Property Tax Portfolio Management

· Real Property Tax Review

· Real Property Tax Obsolescence Study

· Real Property Tax Appeal/Litigation Support

 

Specialty Property Services

 

· Property Tax Abatement Procurement

· Fixed Asset Review/Inventory

· Valuation Analysis

· Unclaimed Property Review

 

Our thorough investigation includes:

 

· Whether the authorities are properly valuing assets based on use, type of construction, size, capacity, etc.

· The fair market value of the property on the open market.

· Economic obsolescence factors that may have arisen in the industry or at the situs of the property.

· Functional obsolescence that may exist such as add-on construction or out of date design.

· Personal property tax returns that include ghost or retired assets

· Personal property returns that include assets that are exempt from taxation.

· Personal property line items that are lumped together and should be broken out to determine what and how each is taxed.