PVS was able to reduce their taxable assessment by identifying double assessments and ultimately
convincing the assessor to remove them.

In 2021, PVS filed the personal property tax return for an imaging center in Round Rock, Texas. Upon review of the assessment, PVS discovered that multiple high-dollar machines were double assessed and could be removed from the assessment.
In order to identify the equipment that had been double assessed, PVS had to request the relevant information from the taxing jurisdiction needed to research the value increase. Once the
information was provided, PVS had to compare the filing to the assessment.
PVS appealed the assessment and made the case to the assessor that certain pieces of equipment were being assessed and taxed on two different accounts. Ultimately PVS convinced the assessor to remove those assets from the Client’s account.
PVS was able to secure over $24,000 in savings for the client.
PVS was able to reduce their taxable assessment by identifying double assessments and ultimately
convincing the assessor to remove them.