By facilitating discussions between the Missouri Assessors office and our client, we were able to support that $6.5 Million of short-term rental equipment is and should continue to be exempt from the state’s ad valorem or personal property taxes.
All Insights
March 15, 2018
Uncovered Personal Property Tax Savings for Short-Term Rental Equipment
Keep up with Anders
Want to keep up with all the latest insights from Anders? Subscribe and receive the information that matters to you.
Related Insights
Stay on top of the trends that affect you, your business and your industry with blog posts from Anders team members.
-
June 21, 2022
Downtown St. Louis Construction Update: Phase 2 of City Foundry, 21c Museum Hotel Opening and America’s Center Expansion
As a firm born and raised in St. Louis, we’re always excited to share exciting construction projects happening…
Read Full Article -
April 26, 2022
Rental Property Income Tax: Why Active or Material Participation Matters
Owning rental real estate can be a great supplemental source of income in addition to a normal day…
Read Full Article -
March 29, 2022
Tax Impacts of Leasehold Improvements: What Landlords And Tenants Need To Be Aware Of
Landlords and tenants entering into lease agreements need to be mindful of who will be paying for any…
Read Full Article