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Greg Fall

Senior Property Tax Specialist

"Early in my career, I learned that being an accountant means understanding the business and making an impact far beyond just reporting the numbers."

Overview

Biography

Greg assists clients with a broad range of real property tax matters, with a particular focus on energy, utility, and infrastructure assets. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in accounting, finance, and operational leadership, he provides clients with practical insight into the financial, operation, and valuation issues that can affect complex property tax matters. He assists with the management of real property tax portfolios and supports matters involving property tax reporting, tax projections, assessment analysis, valuation issues, and tax-related disputes. He also works closely with clients in the energy sector, helping them navigate the unique challenges associated with utility, power generation, transmission, and other infrastructure assets. 

Prior to joining Barclay Damon, Greg held senior financial leadership roles with NAES Corporation and PurEnergy Management Services, LLC. His experience working directly with companies that own, operate, and manage complex assets provides clients with a valuable industry perspective when addressing property tax and related business issues. 
 

Experience

Prior Experience

  • NAES Corporation, Senior Controller
  • PurEnergy Management Services, LLC, Controller
  • PurEnergy Management Services, LLC, Supervisor
  • PurEnergy Management Services, LLC, Project Controller
  • Firley, Moran Freer & Eassa, PC, Supervisor
     

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