Aggregate Property Tax Rates Across the U.S.
Property taxes can be a big financial burden depending on where you live in the United States. Whether you’re looking to buy a home, move across…
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We aim to be a helpful, trustworthy resource to homeowners throughout the year. Find information regarding filing a property tax appeal in Texas, expert opinions and videos from our property tax consultants, blog posts, and other resources.
Looking to file a property tax appeal on your own? Wondering if you can file a protest past the deadline? Our guides can help to answer any questions you may have.
Property taxes can be a big financial burden depending on where you live in the United States. Whether you’re looking to buy a home, move across…
Property tax bills are prepared and mailed on October 1 in Texas. Your property tax bill contains several pieces of important information. Knowing the terminology in…
Property taxes are based on the assessed property value and tax rate or levy. Each year Dallas, Tarrant, Denton and Collin County have hundreds of thousands…
Texas property taxes are used to support the community by paying for police and emergency response services, road construction and improvements, school, public libraries, parks, and…
Texas Property Tax Code requires that the appraisal district send out notices of assessed property value by May 1, or by April 1 if the property…
Texas is among the states with the highest property taxes in the country, in part because the state does not collect income tax revenue. There are…
The NTPTS blog contains helpful posts from our consultants on property taxes, property tax protests, and real estate in Texas.
Our consultants are trusted experts to national and regional media. We’ve also developed videos on key issues and information Texas property owners need to know.
WATCH NOW: Our Senior Property Tax Consultant, Will Wiggins, addresses what you need to know about filing your Texas property tax appraisal protest with Watchdog columnist Dave Lieber of The Dallas Morning News.
The Texas Property Tax Code covers taxation, exemptions, appeal options, and other important information that Texas homeowners should know. The information can be used to help you file a property tax appeal.
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