CPTM is an independent property tax consulting firm specializing in all aspects of real property tax management, minimization, filing services, audits and appeals.
NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED WITH LOCAL EXPERTISE
CPTM is the largest New England-based real estate tax-consulting firm in the country. We are one of the few independent firms with consultants having both municipal taxation experience and designations from recognized real estate appraisal organizations.
DIVERSE PORFOLIO OF CLIENTS
CPTM has a diverse portfolio of local and national clients. This depth of industry expertise allows CPTM to work comfortably with clients in all industry sectors. Commercial, office, retail, research and hospitality represent just a few of our current industry engagements.
SOLID ADVICE, SOLID VALUES
Our team of professionals includes MAI-designated expertise working to reduce your real estate taxes. The "Solid Advice, Solid Values" strategy they use produces a product that is uncompromising in quality. This strategy is just one of many reasons CPTM is one of the leading independent property tax consulting firms in the country.
Commercial Property Tax Management, LLC, Paul Alfano,
10 Commerce Park North, Suite 13B, Bedford, NH 03110,
Tel: 603-518-3531
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