CCAS

CCAS has been helping Detroit property owners reduce their tax burden through comprehensive assessment reviews and appeals. Their team combines deep knowledge of Michigan property tax law with practical experience in local assessment practices. The firm works with both residential homeowners and commercial property owners who believe their assessments are too high. They understand that property taxes represent a significant expense, and even small reductions can result in meaningful savings over time.

CCAS provides complete property tax appeal services, starting with detailed assessment analysis to identify overvalued properties. They handle residential tax protests for homeowners facing unexpected increases or properties assessed above market value. Commercial property tax consulting includes complex valuation reviews for office buildings, retail spaces, warehouses, and industrial properties. Their assessment review process examines comparable sales data, property condition factors, and market trends that assessors may have overlooked. They prepare and file all necessary appeals paperwork with local tax boards and represent clients at hearings. The firm also offers ongoing tax reduction consulting to help property owners understand their annual assessments and identify future appeal opportunities.

The process begins with a free property assessment review where CCAS evaluates your tax records and recent sales data. If they identify potential savings, they'll provide a detailed analysis and recommended next steps. Once you engage their services, they handle all filing requirements and deadlines. They prepare comprehensive appeals documentation, including property valuations and comparable sales analysis. Throughout the process, they keep you informed of progress and represent your interests at board hearings.

CCAS serves property owners throughout Wayne County, with particular focus on Detroit, Dearborn, Livonia, and Westland. They handle appeals with local tax assessment boards and have extensive experience with Wayne County procedures and personnel.