Business Personal Property Tax
Expert rendition preparation, valuation analysis, and protest representation for your business assets.
Understanding BPP
What is Business Personal Property Tax?
Business Personal Property (BPP) includes all tangible assets used in the operation of a business — from computers and furniture to heavy machinery and inventory. In Texas, these assets are subject to property taxation just like real estate.
Many businesses overpay on BPP taxes because their assets are over-valued, improperly classified, or not properly depreciated. Our team ensures your rendition is accurate and your valuations are fair.
How We Help Your Business
- Accurate rendition filing to avoid penalties
- Identification of over-valued or obsolete assets
- Proper depreciation schedule application
- Protest of excessive BPP valuations
- Multi-location portfolio coordination
- Compliance with Texas Property Tax Code
Asset Categories
Types of Business Personal Property
We handle all categories of tangible business assets subject to property taxation.
Equipment & Machinery
Computers, office equipment, manufacturing machinery, and specialized tools used in your business operations.
Inventory
Goods held for sale, raw materials, and work-in-progress inventory subject to personal property taxation.
Furniture & Fixtures
Office furniture, shelving, display cases, and permanent fixtures that are classified as personal property.
Our Process
BPP Tax Reduction in 3 Steps
Rendition Review
We review your current asset list, identify discrepancies, and prepare an accurate rendition filing.
Valuation Analysis
We analyze depreciation schedules, market values, and functional obsolescence to determine fair value.
Protest & Resolution
We file protests and represent your business at hearings to secure reduced valuations.
Ready to Lower Your Property Taxes?
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation. Our team will review your property and let you know if we can help.