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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 17 MIN

Maximizing Tax Savings: Unraveling Property Tax Corrections

from ITC: Strategic Tax Podcast

This week, on the ITC Tax Podcast, hosts Stephen Shaw and Mark Dzeda explore the importance of correcting property tax assessments as the new tax season approaches. They break down the substantial error correction process, explaining when and how taxpayers can challenge inaccurate property valuations.Listen as Stephen and Mark emphasize that pursuing a correction is a low-risk, high-reward strategy, as the potential tax savings often far outweigh the minimal penalties involved.Key TakeawaysHow substantial error corrections can reduce over-assessed property taxesKey requirements and timelines for filing a successful correction claimCommon assessment issues, including overstated or obsolete inventoryWhy pursuing corrections is a low-risk strategy with meaningful tax-saving potentialResourcesLearn more and connect with the ITC Tax team at itctax.com.Mentioned in this episode:Optimize Your Property Tax!ITC Tax

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