Is it appropriate for a tax assessor to use business income information to determine taxable value? I address this question in the January 2014 issue of Commercial Property Executive. The article can be viewed here.
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Home Property Tax (Real / Personal) Owner, Beware! When Assessors Seek Business Income Information
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