Here’s what you need to know about finding your Texas property tax appraisal value: Your Texas property tax appraisal value is the number that helps determine what you’ll owe in property taxes. One way to find this number is on your Property Tax Appraisal Notice, mailed by the local County Appraisal District. Another way [...]
Here’s what you need to know about understanding your property tax notice of appraised value: The Property Tax Notice of Appraised Value is a notice from your Appraisal District stating your property's value for tax purposes. Your appraisal notice typically includes key information such as property details, appraised value, taxing entities, exemptions, and how [...]
Here’s what you need to know about choosing a protest company to work with: Working with a professional property tax protest company means no longer overpaying on your property taxes. When choosing a company to work with, consider their track record, market knowledge, fees, processes, expertise, and customer service. Gill, Denson & Company has [...]
Gill, Denson & Company was recently featured on KXAN, Austin’s local news channel. One of our partners, Richie Gill, discussed how property owners can help lower their property tax bill before the upcoming January 31st payment deadline. You don’t want to miss out on these valuable tips before making your next tax payment. Click [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the Texas property tax protest process: The Texas property tax protest process typically involves either informal negotiations with the appraisal district or formal hearings before the Appraisal Review Board (ARB). Informal settlements are direct negotiations with the appraisal district, potentially a reasonable resolution as the county field [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the best time to protest property taxes in Texas: Spring is when tax value notices are mailed, rendition filings are due, and the protest deadline occurs. Summer to fall is when protest hearings are typically held. Fall is when tax bills for the current year are mailed [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the potential reasons to protest property taxes in Texas: There are many reasons to protest property taxes, from overvaluations and unequal appraisals to data errors, market changes, and more. Your reason for protesting will depend on various factors, and knowing the optimal strategy for a successful reduction [...]
Here’s what you need to know about how an unequal appraisal affects your property taxes: An unequal appraisal occurs when your property is unfairly valued higher than similar properties in the area. Data errors, outdated information, and incorrectly chosen comparable properties are all factors that can contribute to an unequal appraisal. Look for common [...]
Here’s what you need to know about the Texas property tax protest deadline: The deadline is either May 15th or 30 days after you receive the Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. You may file after the Texas property tax protest deadline only under specific circumstances, which are rare. We highly recommend starting [...]
Here’s what you need to know about Texas property tax rates and how they’re determined: Local jurisdictions like cities, counties, and schools set tax rates (sometimes referred to as mill rates) to determine your property tax bill based on your property's appraised value. They use the estimated taxable value of all properties to set [...]
