Our tax abatement services start at $375. Because every property and project is unique, final pricing is determined by the scope of work, documentation requirements, and the number of properties involved. We provide transparent pricing and customized solutions designed to maximize your potential tax savings.

Many tax abatement programs have strict filing deadlines tied to permit issuance dates or project completion milestones. Missing a deadline can impact eligibility, which is why early planning is important.

A tax abatement is a temporary reduction or exemption of real estate taxes on qualifying improvements made to a property. In Philadelphia, certain new construction and rehabilitation projects may qualify for tax-saving programs.

Eligibility depends on the type of property, scope of work, permit history, and applicable abatement program. Property owners, investors, and developers may qualify for various residential, commercial, and development-related abatements.

Philadelphia offers tax abatement programs for qualifying residential, commercial, and industrial improvements. Depending on the project type and application timing, owners may receive tax relief on eligible improvements for up to 10 years.

The 30-Month Development Abatement provides temporary tax relief during the construction or rehabilitation of qualifying residential properties. Applications must generally be submitted by the deadline established by the City and require an active building permit.

Denials can occur for a variety of reasons, including missing documentation, filing issues, permit discrepancies, or eligibility concerns. We help review your situation and develop a strategy to address the issue.

Yes. We assist property owners with researching abatement issues, reviewing records, identifying potential errors, and determining the appropriate next steps.

Absolutely. Many of our clients are investors, developers, landlords, and property owners seeking to maximize tax savings and improve project returns.

Savings vary based on the property's assessed value, improvement value, tax rates, and the specific abatement program. In many cases, abatements can save property owners thousands of dollars over the life of the benefit.

All first time clients do need to have an initial consultation. A consultation allows us to review your property, determine potential eligibility, discuss available options, and recommend the most effective path forward.