What to Know About Property Tax

Navigating Property Tax Strategies in 2025

Presented on March 19, 2025

Michael Clayton, Managing Director, Property Tax Services
Renee Bartlett, Senior Manager, Property Tax Services
Jacob Johnston, Senior Manager, State & Local Tax Services
Ted Kolman, Senior Manager, State & Local Tax Services

In today's evolving economic landscape, understanding property tax implications is crucial for business owners and property investors alike. Whether you own commercial real estate, residential properties, or manage a portfolio of assets, navigating the complexities of property tax can significantly impact your bottom line.

Join us for our webcast, Navigating Property Tax Strategies in 2025, as we discuss how to approach property tax to improve your businesses tax strategy.

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