Property Tax Appraisal Protest

This Service Available In Harris County, Waller County, Fort Bend County, Galveston

Property taxes are the largest source of funding for government services in Texas. Property
taxes are based on the current market value of a piece of property and property, by law, must be
taxed equally and uniformly in the same way as similar property in the area.

Appraisal districts do not have the time to appraise each piece of property. Therefore, each year
they estimate the value of thousands of properties using the appraisal method known as mass
appraisal.

During these yearly mass appraisals, many properties are often overvalued because this
method fails to consider the specific condition/qualities of the property appraised. This results
in you possibly paying higher property taxes that you should.

As a property owner, you may be entitled to certain tax exemptions, tax freezes and other tax
relief. If you believe that your property has been valued too high, or you were denied an
exemption that you felt you were qualified for, our firm would welcome filing a tax protest on your
behalf.

To timely file a protest on your behalf, we MUST file the written protest by May 31st, or no later
than 30 days after the appraisal district SENT you your yearly appraised value notice– whichever
date is later. Please note that it is 30 days from the date the district mailed you the notice - not
the date you received it.

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