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In the world of real estate, what lies beneath the surface can be just as important as what stands above it. Buyers frequently focus their commercial real estate due diligence on topics including structural integrity, environmental factors, title and survey, zoning, and financing. However, there is one critical issue that is frequently overlooked: the condition of underground sewer and drain systems.
The City of Milwaukee (and various other municipalities) has sent its Biennial Property Tax Exemption Report and Filing Fee Notices. Owners of tax-exempt real property in Wisconsin must file a Form PC-220 Tax Exemption Report (the “Report”) by March 31, 2024, to ensure their property is properly classified and continues to be recognized as tax-exempt. The Report must be filed with the clerk of the town, village, or city in which the property is located biennially of each even numbered year.
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