Managing Property Taxes

From complying with multi-jurisdictional tax filings and renditions to reviewing assessments and filing appeals, managing the property tax function can be complex, time consuming, and labor intensive. Property tax assessments can fluctuate year to year and be highly subjective, so it is imperative to ensure assessments are reviewed on an annual basis.

From real property to business personal property, Weaver’s property tax professionals can help manage this process through ensuring compliance and minimizing tax liabilities, leaving you free to focus on the needs of your business.

Our property tax services include:

Business Personal Property

States vary in their treatment of business personal property, and there are nuances to each state’s requirements. Weaver can help streamline and simplify your company’s reporting processes to improve accuracy, identify areas for potential cost savings and assist with appeals when the accuracy of valuations are in question.

Multistate Rendition Outsourced Compliance Services

Comprehensive filing obligation analysis
Asset classification and valuation
Exemption identification (i.e. freeport, pollution control)
Tax bill and notice administration
Budgeting and accrual analysis

Complex Industrial Services

Asset capitalization review
Obsolescence and valuation analysis
Underutilized/idle asset identification
Nontaxable costs identification

Consulting Services

Appeal and protest valuations
Litigation support
Audit defense and management
Pre-acquisition due diligence
Post transaction process improvement implementation

Real Property

With assessors looking to increase values, it is important to closely monitor real property values and ensure assessments accurately reflect the current market. Weaver has the tools, knowledge and experience to keep your commercial real estate assessments in check.

Appeal and protest services
Real property valuation and assessment
Tax bill and notice reconciliation
Tax minimization

We have focused knowledge in these areas:

Industrial complex properties (manufacturing facilities & refineries)
Centralized assets – multi-jurisdictional asset footprints
(telecommunications, utilities, pipelines, and more)
Mineral royalty properties
Multi-tenet housing and commercial office buildings
High-volume asset reporting footprint in such industries as banks, convenience and grocery stores, fast food/casual dining restaurants, urgent care facilities, and storage facilities