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Standard evidence used in preparing commercial tax appeals
Evidence required to process a commercial assessment appeal
must challenge the assessor's estimated fair market value and, if
successful, will lower the assessed value. Typical evidence includes:
- Three years income and expense history (Schedule E or Form 8825 from your federal income tax filings).
- Vacancy problems affecting the property's income.
- Photos, repair receipts or estimates for repairs needed.
- Building part or total demolition, fire, flood, or structural faults that have adversely affected the building's condition.
- Major factual errors in the description of your property, such as improper square footage, classification and assessment levels.
- Sales or appraisal values which show the assessor's estimated fair market value to be too high
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