O'Connor’s free evaluation will help you make key decisions including:
1) Should you render?
2) Should you render with cost or estimated value?

For taxation purposes, your property is classified as either real property (land, buildings, and other items attached
to land) or personal property (items that can be owned but are not attached to land). Tangible personal property
that you use to produce income is subject to taxation in the state of Texas.
Tangible personal property includes such things as furniture, fixtures, inventories, equipment, motor vehicles,
vessels, and aircraft. These items are typically referred to as business personal property.
1) Should you render?
2) Should you render with cost or estimated value?
Either:
The deadline to render is April 15 with an automatic extension to May 15 upon request.
Act now so you do not pay more than your fair share of BPP taxes.
P.S. To learn more about BPP rendition, read our book “What You Need to Know
about Personal Property Valuation” (available on Amazon). We wrote the book and are the top experts in this specialized field.
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