> If the assessor is not permitted inside a location, the assessor will assign an estimated value of property (which is usually higher than actual). Then, the b

> If the assessor is not permitted inside a location, the assessor will assign an estimated value of property (which is usually higher than actual). Then, the business must go through an audit to show what property / equipment exists at their locations. Well isn't the solution here to just permit the assessor inside all locations? And i find complaining about fees and taxes companies have to pay a short time after governments directly demonstrated what companies are getting in return (Covid relief funds), on top of the less visible stuff like education, infrastructure, security, etc. really funny.