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Unlike real property taxes, TPP (“tangible personal property”) taxes are self-reported, meaning taxpayers must calculate and file their liability (subject to audit), rather than receiving a bill. This increases the risk of audit, especially if returns are late, missing, or show large year-over-year changes.
If audited, review your filings, gather supporting documents (like asset lists and depreciation schedules), and consider working with a tax advisor. Cooperate with auditors, but know you have the right to appeal any disputed assessments.
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