Faithfully serving the interest of our clients with honesty and integrity, placing our confidence, not in the abilities of man, but in the power and strength of Jesus Christ.

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Faithfully serving the interest of our clients with honesty and integrity, placing our confidence, not in the abilities of man, but in the power and strength of Jesus Christ.

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Serving Manufacturers Across the United States

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FAQs

The Armstrong Company

Have a property tax-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • How can I minimize my tax liability while staying in compliance with tax laws and regulations?

    We understand that every situation is unique. Our skilled team members can offer a free consultation to better serve you with your tax liability questions.

  • Do I qualify for an exemption?

    Every situation is unique. We would love to offer a free consultation to better serve you.

  • I received my notice of value, what are my options?

    One of our representatives will be happy to review your notice of value and explain the unique options you have. This is a time sensitive matter so do not delay!

  • How is my industrial property tax calculated?

    Your industrial property tax is always based on the assessed value of your property and the local tax rate that applies to you.

  • Can I appeal my property tax assessment?

    Yes, you can always appeal an assessment if you believe that the assessment is too high. We can help you with that process. There are deadlines for filing appeals, so be sure to contact us promptly for assistance with the process.

  • Are there any tax breaks for improving my property?

    Yes. When it comes to property improvements, some areas offer tax incentives for upgrades, like energy-efficient improvements, among others.

  • How can I lower my property taxes?

    Potential ways to lower you property taxes would be to challenge your assessment or apply for any available tax exemptions. An analysis of business personal property can identify numerous ways to reduce assessments, including addressing ghost assets, double assessments, obsolescence studies, and inventory turn analysis.

  • How often is my property assessed for taxes?

    Generally, property assessments take place annually, but it can depend on your local jurisdiction.

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