Participation

The property tax industry has evolved, creating the need for a unified, credible body able to respond to challenges facing the industry. Challenges from unqualified practitioners, rival professional groups and political opportunists represent the potential to:

limit ability to provide clients with unsurpassed professional service
require administrative time and expense to research and respond
overwhelm an individual tax professional or firm with legal fees
create undue burden when attempting to act in the best interest of the client

The National Council of Property Taxation was built on the premise of unity, credibility and national representation. A stronghold in the property tax profession, NCPT is the national representative of all property tax professionals.

Each Regional Representative monitors sources in each region and reports current issues and events to Executive Director. After review by Officers, information is posted to the website.

Through programs maintained by The National Council of Property Taxation the property tax professional benefits from:

Legal and lobbyist efforts to protect the general interests of property owners including their right to select the property tax representative of their choice.
Membership in and coordination with other organizations to further the Council's objectives.
Information provided to the public of services provided by the property tax industry.
Public information concerning the standards of Council members.
Legal and lobbyist efforts to act upon such issues as legislation adverse to the industry, including unauthorized practice of law, licensing of property tax agents and others as determined by the Council.
Communications among membership on current issues in all states.Enhancement of professionalism through educational programs.
Accreditation/Certification program for member companies.

For additional information about the National Council of Property Taxation, click here.