
Available in All Washington Counties
Taxscribe transforms tax management for business owners and CPAs in Washington, streamlining the shift from paper forms to efficient online filing. Offering advanced user management, easy data import, intuitive form completion, smooth submission processes, and comprehensive analytics, Taxscribe makes tax filing easier. It ensures businesses of every scale effortlessly navigate Washington’s tax compliance requirements.
Available Forms:
- - Personal Property Tax Listing Form
What is Business Personal Property?
In Washington, business personal property is defined as all tangible personal property that is mobile and used to conduct business. Major categories of personal property include:
- Machinery
- Equipment
- Fixtures & Furniture
- Leasehold Improvements
- Supplies/Materials
- Vehicles
In Washington, business personal property is defined as all tangible personal property that is mobile and used to conduct business. Major categories of personal property include:
- Machinery
- Equipment
- Fixtures & Furniture
- Leasehold Improvements
- Supplies/Materials
- Vehicles
Who should file a Personal Property Tax Listing Form?
All businesses possessing taxable personal property on January 1, like the items listed above, should file a Personal Property Tax Listing form.
All businesses possessing taxable personal property on January 1, like the items listed above, should file a Personal Property Tax Listing form.
When you should file:
Personal Property Tax Listing Forms are to be completed and returned the the local assessor by April 30th each year.
Personal Property Tax Listing Forms are to be completed and returned the the local assessor by April 30th each year.
Exemptions:
- Business Inventories
- Personal Property accounts valued at less than $500
- Livestock
- Business Inventories
- Personal Property accounts valued at less than $500
- Livestock
Important Notes:
- A tax penalty of 5 percent per month (up to 25 percent) will be applied to listings received after April 30.
- If April 30 falls on a weekend, the deadline is extended to the Monday after April 30.
- A penalty of 25 percent of the tax due in the following year will be applied for failure to file a listing.
- Any questions should be directed to your local county assessor.
- A tax penalty of 5 percent per month (up to 25 percent) will be applied to listings received after April 30.
- If April 30 falls on a weekend, the deadline is extended to the Monday after April 30.
- A penalty of 25 percent of the tax due in the following year will be applied for failure to file a listing.
- Any questions should be directed to your local county assessor.
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