Grow your property tax firm
Property tax consultants can add lease tax checks.
Keep that work apart from assessment and appeal advice. One lane proves the tax event. The other tests the lease charge.
The Practice Growth hub lists paths for other firms.
Set a clear service line
Start with a written boundary.
Texas has a property tax consultant program. That scope cannot set a national rule.
IAAO says its standards are advisory. Local law or USPAP may still control.
Your tax team should own assessment records. It should also own appeal facts and final tax records.
Your CAM reviewer should own lease terms. That reviewer should also test the landlord statement.
Use the passthrough service guide. It gives both lanes a clear stop point.
Plan around appeal work
Do not use one date for each market.
Each official event needs its own source. Lease dates also need signed proof.
The season capacity guide joins those clocks. It keeps unsure dates apart from set dates.
Trace refunds to statements
A lower tax bill does not prove a credit.
Start with the parcel and final tax event. Then read the lease credit terms.
Next, find the event in landlord records. Test the client share last.
Use the refund credit guide. Its ledger shows each missing link.
Map parcels before math
Parcel facts do not set lease math.
First, link each parcel to the site. Then link the site to the leased space.
Keep the lease share in a separate column. Send unclear lease meaning to counsel.
Use the parcel mapping guide. It keeps physical facts apart from lease rules.
Browse the cost consultant resource hub. It holds more lease cost tools.
Where CAMAudit fits
CAMAudit works behind your firm's brand.
A property tax consultant supplies final tax records. The firm also supplies the signed lease and CAM statement.
CAMAudit can flag source-linked review items. Fixed rules run the math.
Your firm reviews and signs the branded CAM audit. It then sends the work to its client.
CAMAudit may prepare a dispute letter draft. It is not legal advice.
Have counsel review before sending.
Use the service line guide. It helps set scope before sales begin.