taxing cell towers

by john
(minneapolis, mn.)

Can the assesor tax cell phone tower income as an added value to real estate ?

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Dec 07, 2011
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by: Sean (Tower Genius)

It depends on your tax laws. In most cases the assessor will increase your taxes on the total value of the cell tower improvement. Towns and cities are not good at cutting taxes and are always looking at new ways to become your business partner through creative taxing... so you never know... cell sites could be next.

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