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Primer: Property Taxes
If your business owns any real estate, you will be required to pay property taxes. In addition, many commercial and industrial leases are written so that the lessor, not the lessee, is responsible for real estate taxes. Review your lease to determine who is responsible for your taxes.

Your property tax rate will be based on the assessed value of your real estate. Be aware that in many areas, commercial and industrial property is assessed at a higher level than residential property. If you believe your tax assessment is too high, you might want to consult with your attorney to file a request for a new assessment.

In addition, you might also be liable for "personal property taxes" on the estimated value of other property your company owns, such as inventory, furniture and fixtures, automobiles and trucks, research equipment, etc.





· Preparing for Tax Season




· 25 Common Business Deductions and Expenses
· Selecting the Right Accountant for Your Business
· Avoid These Common Errors and Audit Triggers
· Primer: Corporate Income Taxes
· Primer: Employment Taxes
· How to Get an Extension
· Understanding the Home Office Deduction
· Primer: Personal Income Taxes (sole proprietorships, partnerships)
· Primer: Property Taxes
· Primer: Sales Tax
· 10 Ways to Pay Less in Tax


· Fred Steingold on how to prepare for tax season.
· Ask a Question


· Meet James Weikart, partner and founder of accounting firm Weikart Tax Associates.