When Art Green, the President of gTerra Ltd. (GT), arrived at the Spring conference he was not surprised by the #1 question being asked by attending Assessors ..."where are we going to find a new Property Tax System?" This question is not new to the founders of GT, having worked in county government and having experienced the difficulties involved with California Property Tax Systems.
 California Property Systems - The Problem?
California county governments are currently burdened by outmoded legacy computer systems. Some counties have computer systems still in service that were developed in the early 1970s. The unique requirements of California tax laws, such as Proposition 13, preclude California’s use of many software systems developed for other government agencies in the U.S. Additionally, California counties often lack the resources to develop extensive new computer systems themselves. Add to that a history of several failed attempts to develop a new property tax system for California counties and the difficulty of replacing these legacy systems becomes apparent.
GT not only addresses this problem using state-of-the-art technology, but has created the most advanced and comprehensive Property Tax System to date.
April 2006
gTerra Ltd. announces State-of-the-Art California Property Tax system at CAA Spring Conference.
Summer 2008
The Assessor portion of the California Property Tax System is released for Beta testing.
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