London Ontario Property Tax Assessment Reduction & Appeals Service Expanded

Mar 12, 2018

London, Ontario property tax assessment firm Navitax expanded its MPAC reassessment and property tax review services. The service covers the comprehensive evaluation of a property to help residential and multi-residential property owners construct an effective appeal for the reduction of taxes.

London, Canada - March 11, 2018 /PressCable/ —

London, Ontario property tax assessment firm Navitax announced the expansion of its tax services to include the review of taxes assessed by the Ontario Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC). The firm helps clients challenge existing property taxes based on MPAC property assessments and appeal for tax savings.

More information about Navitax is available at https://navitax.ca/

The Ontario MPAC reassessment specialist firm’s suite of services now covers the end-to-end evaluation of a property. This comprehensive evaluation process includes a detailed analysis of prior and current tax bills, MPAC assessment vs. the market value of the property, and prior tax hikes. Other factors investigated include land use patterns, site accessibility, environmental concerns, property specifications, and other factors that influence the taxable value of the property.

The outcome of Navitax analysis is used to help clients challenge property tax assessments and examine eligibility for tax incentive schemes. The Ontario MPAC provides tax incentives for farms, managed forest lands, conservation land, waterfronts, and other qualifying properties with reductions of up to 25 percent on existing tax payments.

In addition to enabling an MPAC reassessment, Navitax also investigates land characteristics, classification, zoning, leases, rent rolls, demographic patterns, and possible future use. The firm’s evaluation also provides clients with a comprehensive overview of the history, status, and potential of a property to improve the quality of the Request for Reconsideration.

According to a spokesperson for the London, Ontario property tax reduction management firm, “The expansion of our services underlines our commitment to helping homeowners understand their MPAC assessment and framing a cogent appeal. These appeals are typically based on existing market conditions, tax incentives, tax increments, zoning regulations, land use, and other factors.”

Headquartered in the city of London, Ontario, Navitax is a property tax management firm providing residential, multi-residential, commercial, and industrial property evaluations and tax reassessment services. More information is available over the phone at 519-601-4829 and at the URL above.

Contact Info:
Name: Jonas Perov
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Navitax
Address: 379 Dundas Street Suite 204, London, Ontario N6B 1V5, Canada
Phone: +1-519-601-4829

For more information, please visit http://www.navitax.ca

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 312088

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