It is probably not possible to remedy the error at this point unless the appraisal district assessed you for property that does not exist. For example, if they assessed you for $90,000 … Read more

It is highly likely the appraisal district will discover the error at some point. If they do, they will assess you the taxes for the difference between what you paid and what … Read more

You are not legally required to tell them they have not assessed your property. However, they can tax you for omitted property for the current year and four prior years. If you … Read more

Yes. You can appeal under failure to receive notice, section 41.411 of the Texas Property Tax Code.

Yes. You can appeal under failure to receive notice, section 41.411 of the Texas Property Tax Code

The Texas Comptroller has told many appraisal districts their values are substantially below market value and need to be increased. If the appraisal districts do not increase the values to a level … Read more

O’Connor will need to file your property tax appeals prior to May 15 with the appraisal review board. At the same time the property tax protest is filed with the appraisal review … Read more

You can file a judicial appeal or a request for binding arbitration. For most homes, the request for binding arbitration is a more effective and economical option.

You can protest your property taxes each year regardless of whether the tax assessment changes. Each year, you can protest market value and unequal appraisal.

Yes, it typically reduces your property taxes by about 20 percent.