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Mandatory Income and Expense Questionnaires Issued to Maryland Commercial Property Owners

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By Shawn M. Eskow, Cutchin Powell, Grant R. Steinhauser
| ryan.com
Approximately one-third of commercial property owners in Maryland should have received (or will receive shortly) Income and Expense Questionnaires from the Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT). Compliance with these surveys is compulsory and used by SDAT to help determine real property tax assessments. Local Maryland jurisdictions assess realty on a triennial basis, with one-third of each county (or Baltimore city) assessed each year.
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Washington, D.C. Issues Tax Year 2026 Real Estate Tax Assessments; April 1 Appeal Deadline

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By Michael Allen, Shawn M. Eskow, Cutchin Powell, Grant R. Steinhauser
This year’s new real property tax assessments for tax year (TY) 2026 have been issued. They can be viewed online via MyTaxDC. The good news is that after years of denying that the Washington, D.C. (“DC”) office market was in trouble, the Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR) has finally made an effort to reflect the overall decline and struggles of that market.
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Delaware: New Castle County Releases 2025 Assessments; December 20 Informal Appeal Deadline

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By Kurt Lieberman, Cutchin Powell
| ryan.com
New Castle County, Delaware has released preliminary 2025 reassessment values. These new values represent the first county-wide reassessment since 1983. Ryan’s Property Tax team’s preliminary analysis reveals commercial property owners will likely bear the brunt of tax increases because of the reassessment, especially in the multifamily and industrial sectors.
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