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.
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Uncovered Personal Property Tax Savings for Short-Term Rental Equipment
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