Monitoring

When you call us for help is when we start monitoring your property, we go to work for you!!!!

· We start by doing the research on your property so you don’t have to.

· Tax exemptions is next step by looking at which you and your property qualify for.

· We gather the evidence for the tax exemption (s).

· We take the evidence we have gathered and work with the county to ensure your exemption paperwork is processed and applied correctly to your next property tax bill.

· After we get the exemption applied, and the other evidence we have gathered, we then file the protest before May 15th with the county appraisal district.

· If we can not come to an agreement of tax payment with the county tax office. We will handle the appeal process.

· We will attend all hearings on your behalf. Our qualified tax experts will negotiate with the county aim to secure the savings you deserve.

· We will continuously monitor your exemption statue to make sure you are always getting the savings you deserve.

· Never overpay again! We monitor your property taxes every year and appeal or file corrections on your help.

We can look at past property taxes (back 5 years for clerical errors & back 2 years for overpayments)

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Protecting

While there is no Texas state property tax, county and local governments determine property tax rates, and use revenue generated from property taxes to fund public services such as schools, roads, emergency and first responders, libraries, parks, public works, and more. Since Texas does not have a state income tax, county budgets depend on property taxes for revenue. As a result, Texans face some of the heftiest property tax rates in the nation.

Despite relatively high average property tax rates, the Texas Comptroller has established several forms of property tax relief - including partial or full property tax exemptions, property assessment protests, and property tax deferrals, and more.

Property Tax Exemptions

Depending on the type of exemptions, property owners in Texas are able to receive partial, and sometimes total exemption from appraised values for certain property taxes. Partial exemptions provide homeowners with a fixed percentage or dollar amount that is removed from the assessed value a property is taxed upon. Total exemptions may exclude the property’s entire appraised value from taxation. While each county is required by the state to offer certain exemptions, the dollar amounts or percentages for each exemption are decided on the county level.

The vast majority of property tax exemptions require property owners to submit an application to the appraisal district responsible for assessing real estate in the county the property is located in.

The Texas homestead exemption is the most common property tax exemption state-wide. The residential homestead exemption allows all qualifying property owners to receive certain reductions to the assessed value of their primary residence. Properties that receive the homestead exemption for two consecutive years also receive the homestead exemption “cap”, which limits year-over-year increases in a property’s assessed value to no more than 10%.

The “Over 65 exemption” provides homeowners who meet the age requirements with the ability to freeze the amount of property taxes paid to school districts, and occasionally, some local or county taxes.

Individuals with disabilities that meet defined criteria set by the Federal Old-Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance Act can also receive exemptions that can freeze school district, local, or county taxes as well.

Veterans with a 100% disability rating caused by a service-related injury may also receive total exemption from property taxes. For more details on exemptions visit the Texas Comptroller's website.

Protesting

What Is Real Estate Tax Protesting?

If you have received a notice from your county appraisal district related to the appraised value of your property, this means you will have to pay higher property taxes as well. If you believe the increased value is too high then you have the right to appeal your property value and pay lower property taxes. State law suggests a procedure to protest the new appraised value of your property. Real estate tax protesting process needs to be handled by a licensed tax consultant in the State of Texas.

We Offer Commercial and Residential Real Estate Protesting Texas

TR Tax is a leading real estate valuation services provider in the state of Texas. Protesting can be with residential and commercial property owners and providing them unsurpassed services. We always aim to deliver professional & cost-effective service to reduce their property tax liabilities.me-consuming and confusing to protest in Texas. We have over 10+ years of experience assisting property owners with their real estate needs.

Get in touch with one of our residential and/or commercial property consultant and our team will protest your property taxes and help you lower your property tax bill.

If we half to Appeal, remember TR Tax is there for you!!!

Appeal Process

Evaluation | Expert Analysis for Accurate Valuation

Our local property tax experts evaluate your property based on recent sales and market data. We will perform a comparative market analysis to see if your property has been over assessed.

Filing | Hassle-Free Paperwork

Leave the paperwork to us. We file everything necessary and use our solid relationships with assessors to smoothly track your appeal's progress.

Evidence Preparation | Building a Strong Case

We compile compelling evidence for your appeal, leveraging our cutting-edge AI to sift through vast data sets quickly, ensuring nothing is missed.

Hearing | Your Advocate in Action

Our local property tax experts will stand for you at hearings, skillfully presenting your case for a fair assessment. Our negotiations with the county aim to secure the savings you deserve.

Results Confirmation | Sealing Your Savings

Post-hearing, we confirm the outcome to guarantee your victory is reflected in your property tax savings. We do the math so you can see the difference we make.