Where do property tax assessments go wrong? So many ways...
From time to time you will see articles that suggest that small houses are over-assessed, and large houses are under-assessed. This usually provokes outrage - it seems like an attack on the poor being funded by the rich! But is that what is really happening
Read MoreNow is the time to have a review done. If your commercial or industrial property hasn’t been appealed this cycle, it is worth getting a professional opinion. A preliminary review can be done electronically, with no need to meet in person.
Read MoreOntario’s vacant unit rebate for property tax is going away, and I have big dead buildings. Can anything be done?
Read MoreIf current value is based on sales, does that mean that all sales are current value? If all thumbs are fingers, are all fingers thumbs?
Property tax assessments are often based on the mistaken belief that the assessor must blindly follow sales. This mistake could be costing your business. A good property tax consultant can find out.
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