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American Property Tax Counsel presents:

17th Annual Property Tax Seminar*

* Invitation Only

“Where are the signs of the recovery?” - seems to be the question on everyone's minds. Almost a year has passed since the governmental officials declared the end of the recession, yet we keep on waiting for positive signs that would finally indicate a prospective recovery for the real estate market...

Each year APTC invites Industry leaders to collaborate on developing new approaches to controlling property taxes. At a time when real estate values are at historical lows, and with tremendous pressure on local governments facing budget deficits, the 2011 APTC Seminar promises to provide each attendee with the real world data and tools necessary for successful appeals.

 

"Meet the Speakers" - Brochure 2011

 

American Property Tax Counsel presents:

16th Annual Property Tax Seminar*


* Invitation Only

“The worst is behind us” - declared by the media and a few governmental officials may indicate that the storm is winding down. But is it really over, or maybe the worst is still ahead?

History shows that the process of recovery varies by industry and region – this time will be no different; real estate is facing a long and winding road before it goes back to what was considered a “norm” before.

So what can real estate professionals do? How can they act now? What can they expect tomorrow? – Those are the key questions asked by many real estate professionals, including American Property Tax Counsel Members and Clients.

At our 16th annual seminar, we challenged all those questions and analyzed the current situation. We shared tactics, real-life tips and strategies. We learned how to take what we already know, and apply it to a new reality.

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American Property Tax Counsel & National Real Estate Investor
present:

Property Owner's Blueprint -
Exclusive Webinar

 

What is economic obsolescence exactly, and what are the tax benefits for commercial real estate owners whose properties fit the legal definition? A panel of seasoned lawyers from the American Property Tax Counsel will provide the answers to these questions and much more in this one-hour webinar. Panelists will review a few case studies on the issue of economic obsolescence and outline steps that affected property owners need to take in order to win tax relief.

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Past Seminars - Archives

2009 A Roadmap to Challenging Inflated Assessments
2008 Developing Strategies to Confront Assessors in a Declining Real Estate Market
2007 The Effects of Money Supply on Valuation of Real Estate
2006 Highest and Best Use: A New Focus on Determining Fair Assessments for Industrial and Commercial Properties
2004 An Answer to Assessors' Runaway Sales Prices
2003 Old Questions Beget New Answers to Over taxation
2002 Emerging Theories on Intangibles and Obsolescence; Their Impact on the Taxation of Industrial and Office Properties
2001 Removing Intangibles From the Real Estate Tax Bill; The Missing Step in Real Estate Assessment Valuations
2000 Property Tax Strategies for Industrial Properties
1999 Property Tax Strategies for Deregulated Utilities and Telecommunications Companies
1998 Reducing the Real Estate Tax Impact on REIT and Trophy Properties
1997   Controlling Office Building Property Taxes (Art, Science or Magic?)
1996   Reducing Property Taxes in the '90s and Beyond: The assessment and Valuation of Hotel Properties
1995   Shopping Centers and Property Taxes

 

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