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For aircraft based in the state of Texas, property taxes or ad valorem business property taxes, can add a significant number to the bottom line of the annual expenses for the aircraft. There are a couple of ways to help lower that bill; the first of which that is commonly used is what is called filing a rendition. A rendition is just a flight log that you file proactively with Texas at least a month before the property tax bill would be due,

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Aircraft operated in the state of Texas that are used at all for business use are generally subject to the Ad Valorem tax or business property tax. That said, there are significant ways to reduce the Ad Valorem tax amount, by working proactively with the state of Texas and the county in which the aircraft is situated, to provide them information in a rendition. That may reduce the property tax based on the time the aircraft spends in the state of Texas,

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