Tax Resource AllianceAt TRA, you receive the following:
Why do we exist?Do you feel that your property taxes are fair? You might feel differently if you understood what the property tax code defines as beign "fair." Let's review: The property tax code for the State of Texas specifies that a taxpayer should pay property tax annually on the lower of the depreciated cost (using a generic non-federal tax based depreciation schedule) OR the Fair Market Value of an asset as of December 31st each year. Fair Market Value is defined as what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller for an asset in an arms length (non distress sale) transaction. TRA assists clients to achieve the lowest possible Fair Market Value Assessment through our extensive knowledge of the ever changing property tax code and over 30 years of experience in applying that experience to each client's individual situation. While the inefficiencies of the property tax code affect all taxpayers, the exact tax planning strategies which are required to provide relief for each specific situation varies. In addition, as outside market forces such as advances in technology, demand for certain products and services and new sales territories being covered can all have a significant impact on what represents a true Fair Market Value tax assessment on Real Estate and Business Personal Property Assets. TRA has dealt with virtually every scenario over our many years of experience, and we welcome the opportunity to see how we can be of assistance to you in your particular situation, whatever it might be. Please give us a call for a no obligation consultation.
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