How to Protest Your Property Taxes
It’s property-tax season in Texas, and if you disagree with the valuation of your property, you have the right to protest. The standard deadline to file a protest is May 15 or no later than the 30th day after your notice of appraised value was mailed to you.
One of the key points: “Do gather market evidence. Focus on sales of similar properties that occurred as close to January 1 as possible.”
A REALTOR® can provide that sales data as well as help you navigate the protest process. Find one at texasrealestate.com.
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