Accountants and CPAs in San Antonio, TX.
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If your San Antonio business owns equipment or furniture, Texas property tax can apply to more than your building. Texas has no state property tax, so the tax is set and collected locally. After Texas voters approved an amendment in November 2025, the business personal property exemption is $125,000 at each location, up from $2,500. If your property at a location is worth more than that, you report it to the county appraisal district on a form called a rendition, generally by April 15. Construction is the most common specialty among firms here, with 13 firms listing it. An accountant who knows Texas property tax can help you value what you own and decide what to file.
San Antonio accounting at a glance
262 solo · 71 small · 22 mid-size or larger
The other 177 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
115 tax planning · 99 bookkeeping · 59 IRS help
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