Everything's Bigger in Texas: How to Protest Your Property Tax Appraisal

It’s no secret, property values are on the rise in Texas. Appraisals have arrived and the deadline to protest them is just around the corner. More than ever, Texans should be protected from escalating property taxes. One thing you have the power to do directly is protest your property tax appraisal.
In this webinar, Certified Public Accountant Michael Berlanga and TPPF's James Quintero share best practices* to arm you with the information you need when protesting your property taxes.
Speakers
• James Quintero (Moderator) - Policy Director, Government for the People, Texas Public Policy Foundation
• Mike Berlanga (Guest) - President, Christian Chamber of San Antonio; Founder, True Tax Center

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God bless you all for this

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White male privilege slipped out and he had to pull it back. This guy is definitely MAGA.

[@cynsrsly1545]

Great information you all. I wish we could have you all in Tarrant county. The senior citizens are struggling.

[@vengeance2825]

Why would any American have a property tax. Where does the obligation arise? No where.

[@liveoak144]

Years and years ago, when you bought a home, you paid your property tax to the county, and you only ever had to make that one single payment. Government has become a burden to the people, because most people never use their constitutional powers.

[@jonisilva8154]

This is what they do in California. I wish we could do this.

[@grim4ever]

Thank you sir great information God bless

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Please answer..

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Best way to fight Texas Property taxes…..DO NOT BUY PROPERTY IN TEXAS

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Harris County

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can I dispute in sept?

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Protests are due by May 15th or 30 days after notice of value is received, whichever is later.