We achieved a savings of over $31K for one of our client’s hospitals the first year we filed their business personal property return.

In 2018, PVS took over the personal property tax compliance responsibilities for a Missouri hospital in a nationwide health care chain. In reviewing the prior year filing for the facility, PVS identified intangible and non-taxable components of equipment that could be removed from the taxable basis of the assets.
To identify assets with intangible components for the value adjustment, PVS had to review and classify an asset list with over 8,700 line items and compare it to our in-house database of high
technology medical equipment.
PVS prepared business personal property tax returns with value adjustments for intangible and
non-taxable components within the equipment toreduce their taxable liability.
PVS was able to secure over $31,000 in business personal property tax savings for the client.
We achieved a savings of over $31K for one of our client’s hospitals the first year we filed their business personal property return.