Here’s what you need to know about avoiding these commercial property owner mistakes: Commercial property owners must file a BPP rendition by April 15 each year. We recommend protesting commercial property taxes every year to maximize your annual savings. Gather strong, detailed evidence to support your argument to the CAD for a lower property [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the 2026 property tax timeline in Texas: The 2026 property tax protest season is already underway, with key deadlines to look out for all year. Recent legislative updates and local tax rate changes may affect your exemptions and overall tax bill this year. Reviewing your appraisal notice [...]
Here’s what you need to know about your tax appraisal vs market value when it comes to protesting property taxes and selling your home: Many homeowners mistakenly believe protesting their tax-appraised value will lower their home’s resale value. Resale value is mostly determined by buyers and market conditions, while tax appraisal value is used [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the Texas BPP rendition filing: Texas business owners must file a BPP rendition annually by April 15, even if their taxable value is under the new $125,000 exemption threshold. Gather supporting documents, use the correct rendition form (or statement), and submit everything to your local CAD by [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the homestead exemption audit letter: Texas law requires homestead exemptions to be audited every five years; you may receive an audit letter at any time. The letter asks for proof that you still qualify for the exemption, such as your driver’s license or other form of valid [...]
Here’s what you need to know about your 2025 Texas property tax bill: January 31, 2026, is the critical deadline to pay your property taxes without penalty. Some Texas counties offer early payment discounts of up to 3%, based on how early you pay. Check your local tax office for more info. Missing the [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the end-of-year checklist for your property taxes: While the 2026 property tax protest deadline isn’t until May 15, the best time to start preparing is now. First, verify all your contact information on file with the County Appraisal District (CAD) is correct and set up alerts for [...]
Gill, Denson & Company was recently featured on KTSM as new 2025 property tax bills arrive in mailboxes across Texas. Many homeowners will see changes this year—some due to rising appraisals, others because of expanded tax breaks now in effect. Watch Richie Gill, one of our partners, explain what to look for in your [...]
Is it worth protesting property taxes in Texas? Here’s what you need to know about its effectiveness: A successful protest provides a long-term financial return by lowering your property’s assessed value baseline, which is further protected by the 10% annual homestead cap (if eligible). Some of the most effective protest methods are challenging the [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the results of November’s general election and how it impacts Texas homeowners: The November 4, 2025, Texas general election passed several propositions that now affect homeowners’ property tax bills. Prop 5 exempts animal feed from personal property taxes when it is held for retail purposes. Prop 7 [...]
